Is the U.S. using crypto to expand its financial power?
🔥 In recent statements, BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, asserted that stablecoins could become a key tool to strengthen the international dominance of the U.S. dollar.
👉 This vision marks a strategic shift: what was once seen as a threat is now viewed as a geopolitical opportunity.
💡 Why is it relevant?
The digital dollar already exists in the form of stablecoins.
USDT, USDC and other stablecoins are digital representations of the USD.
They are present on almost all crypto platforms and regions of the world.
The U.S. does not need CBDC if it already has stablecoins dominating the ecosystem.
BlackRock sees stablecoins as a soft power weapon.
They facilitate global transactions in USD.
They reduce reliance on traditional banking systems.
They increase digital dollarization even in countries with anti-U.S. policies.
🌎 Monetary dominance 2.0
The expansion of the dollar via stablecoins is seen by analysts as a way to:
Consolidate U.S. economic power
Counter rival currencies like the digital yuan or tokenized euro
Attract global investors to U.S.-regulated platforms.
📍BlackRock not only has opinions: it also invests and builds in the crypto space, with stakes in Circle and other firms linked to stablecoins.
🧠 Does the U.S. want to 'control' crypto instead of banning it?
This approach suggests that:
Regulating stablecoins does not mean destroying them, but rather directing them.
The crypto industry can become a branch of U.S. economic soft power.
By dominating the infrastructure, the U.S. also dominates global liquidity.
🔮 Final reflection
Are we facing a new era of digital monetary expansion under the guise of the dollar?
Will stablecoins be the next silent weapon of financial hegemony?
The truth is that if BlackRock is convinced, it is because it is already taking position.
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