Recent data showed consistent upward momentum for USDT ($1.00), indicating strong demand across crypto ecosystems.
Meanwhile, USDC ($1.00), which experienced a decline in mid-2023, has seen a sharp recovery, reflecting renewed confidence from both institutional and retail investors.
This surge in stablecoins underscores their growing role as a liquidity source independent of central banks.
Unlike traditional fiat monetary policies, stablecoins provide efficient, borderless liquidity that fuels both on-chain transactions and real-world finance.
This expansion highlights the evolving financial landscape, where stablecoins play a key role in bridging gaps left by traditional monetary systems.
Their rapid growth signals a shift, as stablecoins bridge the gap left by traditional systems, reshaping global liquidity without adding pressure to sovereign money supply.
Stablecoins and the U.S. debt market
