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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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Summary

Caitlin Long, founder and CEO of Custodia Bank, discusses the scale of stablecoins and the potential impact of tokenized bank deposits. She notes that stablecoins represent about $300 billion, while traditional demand deposits total roughly $5.7 trillion. Long argues that bringing tokenization into the banking system could be a larger story than the current stablecoin market. She explains why the Treasury is interested in tokenized dollars and outlines the Federal Reserve’s position on the issue. The conversation covers the GENIUS Act and its rules affecting Tether and new Treasury demand. Long also examines the debate over deposit flight, contrasting community banks with megabanks. She references the SVB collapse, AI agents, and pressures on banking models. The discussion draws a parallel with the eurodollar market and the Fed’s reluctance to fully embrace tokenization. Finally, Long describes Bitcoin as digital gold, emphasizing retail ownership and long‑term holding, and reflects on Treasury buybacks, lessons from Volcker, and the aftermath of the Clarity Act.

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Key points

  1. Stablecoins total about $300 billion compared with roughly $5.7 trillion in traditional demand deposits
  2. Tokenized bank deposits could become a larger story than the current stablecoin market
  3. The Treasury wants tokenized dollars and the Federal Reserve’s stance is discussed
  4. The GENIUS Act rules affect Tether and new Treasury demand
  5. A debate exists between community banks and megabanks over deposit flight
  6. Bitcoin is described as digital gold for retail ownership and long‑term holding

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