Tuur Demeester highlights impact of rising stablecoin demand on T-bill profits
@TuurDemeester: Demeester on stablecoin demand
Financial analysts are closely watching the impact of increasing stablecoin demand on Treasury bills (T-bills) and related profit channels.
Tuur Demeester, a prominent economist and investor, has outlined key assumptions regarding the growth of stablecoins in relation to T-bills. According to Demeester, an additional $2 trillion demand for stablecoins like USDT could correspond to a $2.5 billion market cap increase for T-bills. With the growth in USDT, Tether might generate approximately $180 million in annual profits from returns on T-bills and trading gains. This surge reflects the growing intersection between traditional financial instruments and digital assets, highlighting how firms like Tether strategically invest these profits—about 15 percent of them—back into Bitcoin, further intertwining these markets.
Demeester's analysis offers a window into the shifting dynamics of digital currency growth and its implications for traditional financial assets. It emphasizes how stablecoins, although digital, are partially capitalizing on and contributing to the growth of traditional assets like U.S. Treasury bills.
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