It is projected that the total US dollar stable market will be increased to $ 1.2 billion by 2028, stimulated by comprehensive cryptographic regulations in the United States, according to Crypto Exchange Coinbase.
Coinbase said that the projections mean that the issuance of the United States Treasury would have to be $ 5.3 billion per week during the next three years to meet the demand of Stablcoin issuers, which use the United States treasure invoices in the short term as a guarantee of backup for their digital tokens.
This issuance schedule would cause a lower and temporary fall in the three -month treasure yields of approximately 4.5 basic points (BP), unlike the predictions of analysts that the demand of Stablecoin emitters will significantly reduce interest on the debt of the United States government. Coinbase wrote:
“We believe that the prognosis does not require dislocations of unreal or permanent rates to materialize; instead, it is based on an incremental and enabled adoption compound for policies over time.”
The approval of the Genius bill, a comprehensive regulatory framework for Stablecoins in the US. UU. Which will enter into force in January 2027, is a catalyst for the growth of the Stablecoin market, said Coinbase.
However, legislation in the US has forced other countries to consider legalizing their own stable to remain competitive with the dollar in the digital age.
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The Stablecoin sector grows as other countries indicate that they are joining the race
The private emitters of Stablecoin such as Tether and Circle have become the main buyers of the United States government debt, which eclipse countries such as South Korea, United Arab Emirates (EAU) and Germany.
The stable called in dollars have dominated the market so far, but other countries are now exploring the stable as a supplement for their traditional fiduciary currencies.
The South Korean Financial Services Commission (FSC), a government regulator, announced that a Stablecoin comprehensive regulatory bill will be presented to the legislature for consideration in October.
According to reports, the Chinese government, which has a long history of opposite cryptocurrencies and money issued privately, said it can allow them to be backed by Yuan circulate in the market.
Analysts and industry executives say that any deployment of a Yuan Stablecoin would probably be limited to special economic zones in China, such as Hong Kong, and international currency markets.
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