Rising Stablecoin Demand Could Push Down Interest Rates — What It Means for Crypto & Fiat

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• Rising stablecoin demand may lower interest rates as issuers buy more Treasuries, boosting liquidity. This trend could strengthen crypto markets, influence fiat dynamics, and reshape the relationship between digital assets and traditional finance.

  B26895104  · 2025-12-01 ·  a month ago

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• Wow, that’s a bold decision by the project team. Let’s see if it pays off long-term

  
  

  B66699643  · 2025-11-30 ·  a month ago

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• Rising demand for dollar-backed stablecoins isn’t just a crypto trend—it’s a macro signal. If the Fed thinks this pressure can drag down neutral rates, then stablecoins are officially big enough to influence global monetary mechanics. That’s either the early stages of TradFi disruption… or a regulatory time-bomb waiting to go off.

  Clavz  · 2025-11-30 ·  a month ago

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• Rising stablecoins: disruption ahead or danger for dollar markets?

  GimbalXLalance  · 2025-11-30 ·  a month ago

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• DeFi lending demand is surging, and it’s starting to affect borrowing costs and access to capital for underserved groups. This isn’t just a crypto fad — it’s a structural shift that could bridge gaps between digital assets and traditional credit markets.

  Draw  · 2025-11-30 ·  a month ago

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• Clear, bold headline on stablecoins suggesting shifting economic dynamics and rising influence on interest rates.

  Dudupabibu  · 2025-11-30 ·  a month ago

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• Stablecoin demand influencing interest rates is a wild concept, but it makes sense. Liquidity is flowing differently now, and both crypto and fiat will feel the impact.

  Rachmat85  · 2025-11-30 ·  a month ago

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• Influencing global interest rates.

  Pranix  · 2025-11-29 ·  a month ago

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• When a user buys a stablecoin (e.g., mints 1,000 USDC), the issuer (Circle) takes the user's $1,000 fiat currency and places it into their reserves. Regulated issuers, particularly under the new GENIUS Act in the U.S., must back these stablecoins with highly liquid, low-risk, U.S. dollar-denominated assets ^{(Source 1.4).}

  HideOnFaker  · 2025-11-29 ·  a month ago

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• Ratings are push down interest

  B03040498  · 2025-11-29 ·  a month ago

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