The core logic behind the U.S. promoting stablecoins is to turn the cash hoarded by companies into collateral for U.S. Treasury bonds, helping the government digest its debt while allowing companies to earn an extra profit. In the past, U.S. Treasury bonds relied on foreign central banks to take them on; now, as various countries dump U.S. bonds and hoard gold, the U.S. can only mobilize large domestic companies to become 'new bondholders.' Companies can issue stablecoins backed by U.S. bonds to earn interest and fees, while the government locks in market dollars and lowers borrowing costs, essentially using corporate wallets to subsidize the fiscal deficit. This business is risk-free for companies, as they can earn interest on U.S. bonds and use stablecoins to navigate the high returns of DeFi, which is more flexible than storing money in banks. For example, Amazon's gift cards are essentially 'private dollars,' while stablecoins have upgraded to become interest-bearing tools. For the U.S. government, this not only alleviates inflationary pressure but also maintains demand for U.S. bonds and mitigates the intermediary risks of banks, making it a new strategy for prolonging the hegemony of the U.S. dollar. The market is chaotic, and there are many scams that can lead to losses for newcomers. Having learned from past pitfalls, I understand you better; follow along and don't miss out on opportunities! #币安Alpha上新 #美联储FOMC会议 #以色列伊朗冲突 #币安钱包TGE $BTC $ETH