What is the future of the cryptocurrency market and U.S. Treasuries supported by stablecoins?
Hello, I am Neko Keeper from Trade Idea Lab. Regarding the crypto world that recently plummeted, there have been reports of a large amount of long positions being liquidated, including options.
In the past, there was only the option to buy spot, but recently there are not only leveraged products, but also futures, options, and Bitcoin-denominated ETFs, and there are automatic market maker (AMM) features, so even after a sharp drop it returns as if nothing happened. Yet it doesn’t skyrocket either. If you had to describe it, it is stable, in a sense.
For several years now, more cryptocurrencies are becoming stabilized coins. Including Tether, Circle, True, Binance, PayPal Coin, Ripple, and others. They will likely increase further, and their value is complemented by being backed by the U.S. dollar and U.S. Treasuries. Their issuance has also reached the level of trillions of yen, easily scalable.
As a new recipient of U.S. Treasuries, cryptocurrencies seem poised to take the lead. They have established a status as a means of international transfers, and in the future we will use stablecoins through economic activity, unknowingly supporting U.S. Treasuries. As a means of remittance and an investment vehicle that could replace the U.S. dollar, there will be SEC scrutiny, and cryptocurrencies cannot be allowed to fluctuate wildly, so more stable movements are expected.
That said, as more people use them, liquidity will increase, supporting prices and leading to a rising trend, but explosive surges will no longer occur. Traders are also expected to trade cryptocurrencies in a manner closer to forex.
Europe and China will oppose until the end, but Russia supports Trump's cryptocurrency policy, and if payments from Russia to Europe in oil and gas were denominated in tether, Europe would not be able to refuse either.
As I have been saying, Trump intends to wipe out U.S. Treasuries with cryptocurrency, and I speculate that the crypto industry will join that strategy to help elect Trump and steadily advance things.
In the past, there was only the option to buy spot, but recently there are not only leveraged products, but also futures, options, and Bitcoin-denominated ETFs, and there are automatic market maker (AMM) features, so even after a sharp drop it returns as if nothing happened. Yet it doesn’t skyrocket either. If you had to describe it, it is stable, in a sense.
For several years now, more cryptocurrencies are becoming stabilized coins. Including Tether, Circle, True, Binance, PayPal Coin, Ripple, and others. They will likely increase further, and their value is complemented by being backed by the U.S. dollar and U.S. Treasuries. Their issuance has also reached the level of trillions of yen, easily scalable.
As a new recipient of U.S. Treasuries, cryptocurrencies seem poised to take the lead. They have established a status as a means of international transfers, and in the future we will use stablecoins through economic activity, unknowingly supporting U.S. Treasuries. As a means of remittance and an investment vehicle that could replace the U.S. dollar, there will be SEC scrutiny, and cryptocurrencies cannot be allowed to fluctuate wildly, so more stable movements are expected.
That said, as more people use them, liquidity will increase, supporting prices and leading to a rising trend, but explosive surges will no longer occur. Traders are also expected to trade cryptocurrencies in a manner closer to forex.
Europe and China will oppose until the end, but Russia supports Trump's cryptocurrency policy, and if payments from Russia to Europe in oil and gas were denominated in tether, Europe would not be able to refuse either.
As I have been saying, Trump intends to wipe out U.S. Treasuries with cryptocurrency, and I speculate that the crypto industry will join that strategy to help elect Trump and steadily advance things.
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