Caitlin Long on Fiscal Dominance, Tokenized Deposits and Bitcoin
Original title: Caitlin Long: Fiscal Dominance, Stablecoins & the Macro Case for Bitcoin
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- Stablecoins total about $300 billion compared with roughly $5.7 trillion in traditional demand deposits
- Tokenized bank deposits could become a larger story than the current stablecoin market
- The Treasury wants tokenized dollars and the Federal Reserve’s stance is discussed
- The GENIUS Act rules affect Tether and new Treasury demand
- A debate exists between community banks and megabanks over deposit flight
- Bitcoin is described as digital gold for retail ownership and long‑term holding
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