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Hey there, Gianni here. |
Scott Bessent dropped something TODAY that most people completely missed. While everyone's arguing about whether Bitcoin's going to 200K or crashing to zero, the Treasury Department just pulled off the most brilliant financial sleight of hand I've seen in years. |
And if you're buying stablecoins, you're their newest customer. |
Here's the "backdoor bait and switch" that's happening: |
The recent Genius Act legislation says if you want to issue stablecoins in the US, you MUST use Treasury bonds or dollars as your reserve assets. Period. |
Think about what this means for two seconds. |
Every time someone in Brazil buys USDC, every time a trader in Nigeria grabs USDT, every time anyone anywhere purchases a "stable" crypto token - that money is getting funneled directly into US Treasury bonds. |
It's not going into a savings account. It's not sitting in cash. It's buying government debt. |
The Treasury Department just turned crypto adoption into their personal bond-selling machine. |
Bessent's out there calling it a "win-win-win" - stablecoin users get dollar access, issuers make money, and the Treasury gets funding. What he's not saying is they've basically turned every crypto exchange into a Treasury bond dealer. |
You thought you were buying digital dollars. You're actually funding government spending. |
Now here's where this gets interesting - and dangerous. |
I've been around long enough to remember when the Luna/Terra stablecoin blew up in the last Bitcoin bear market. UST was supposed to be "algorithmic" and "decentralized." It was going to revolutionize stablecoins. |
Then Bitcoin crashed, the peg broke, and $60 billion disappeared in 72 hours. |
But here's what's different now: We've got WAY more players, WAY more leverage, and WAY more money flowing through these systems. When - not if - the next crypto winter hits, you think these "Treasury-backed" stablecoins are bulletproof? |
The bond market isn't stupid. They know what's coming. |
Every time central banks cut rates, they're printing money. The bond market sees that printed money and says "hey, that's future inflation." So long-term bond yields go UP even when short-term rates go down. |
We just watched this play out in Europe. ECB cuts rates, long-term bonds sell off anyway. |
Same playbook coming to the US. |
So here's the setup for the next financial crisis: |
Bitcoin crashes → Stablecoin redemptions spike → Treasury bonds get dumped to meet withdrawals → Bond prices crater → More stablecoins lose their pegs → Liquidity crisis spreads |
The government thinks they're being clever, using crypto to create Treasury demand. What they've actually done is tie the stability of the "stable" coin market directly to government bond prices. |
When those bonds get hit in the next downturn, guess what happens to your "stable" coins? |
Look, I'm not saying this happens next week. Maybe not even next month. But the setup is there, the leverage is building, and the same people who created the 2008 crisis are now playing with crypto. |
The difference is this time, they've convinced retail investors that buying government debt is "decentralized finance." |
I've been trading long enough to know that when something sounds too good to be true, when everyone's calling it a "win-win-win," when the marketing gets that smooth - that's when you need to start asking harder questions. |
Your USDC isn't just digital dollars sitting in a vault somewhere. It's a claim on Treasury bonds that could lose 20-30% of their value if inflation comes back or if foreign countries decide they don't want to fund our debt anymore. |
Protection comes with a cost. Nothing is free in this world. |
The cost of "stable" coins might be higher than anyone realizes. |
Broadcasting from central Italy where the afternoon thunderstorms remind me that even beautiful weather patterns eventually change, |
Gianni |
P.S. Tomorrow at 2 PM ET, I'm showing exactly how my FREEZE POINTS system catches these institutional moves before they happen. While everyone's watching stablecoins potentially implode, there are massive breakouts setting up right now that most traders will miss completely. If you want to see what real market pressure analysis looks like instead of guessing where the next crisis comes from, I'll see you there. |
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