💣 The $1 Trillion Debt Trap: How the US Treasury Is Turning to Stablecoins to Support the Dollar (Deep Dive)

📉 Fiscal Crisis & the Stablecoin Shift — A New Chapter for Crypto

The US fiscal landscape has hit a critical inflection point ⚠️. For the first time ever, interest payments on national debt (over $1T) have overtaken defense spending 🧾📊. In response, the Treasury is playing a new card: stablecoins 🪙.

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🔹 1. The “Structural Buyer” Play

As foreign appetite for US Treasuries fades 🌍⬇️, the government is positioning stablecoins as permanent buyers of its debt.

📜 GENIUS Act (July 2025): Requires stablecoin issuers to fully back tokens with short-term T-bills

📈 Impact: Standard Chartered estimates $1.6T in Treasury demand from stablecoins — potentially replacing China as a top lender 🔁🇨🇳➡️🪙

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🔻 2. Market Reaction: Why ETH Is Under Pressure

This fiscal stress is weighing on risk assets ⚖️.

💵 With risk-free yields near 5%, liquidity is being pulled out of equities and altcoins

📉 Ethereum broke its rising channel and slipped below $3,000, as institutions rotate funds into “safe” government yields instead of DeFi 🏦➡️📜

ETH: 2,935.69 (-0.93%)

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🟠 3. The Bitcoin Thesis Gets Stronger

While stablecoins plug into the fiat system 🔗, Bitcoin remains independent.

🔄 Analysts warn of a looming “debt spiral”—higher borrowing costs forcing even more borrowing

🛡️ In an era of fiscal dominance, Bitcoin’s role as a hedge against government overspending becomes more compelling than ever

BTC: 87,048.18 (-0.46%)

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📌 Conclusion (निष्कर्ष)

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