最新报道:According to Bijie.com, in an interview with Kyle Chasse, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes noted that in many regions around the world, such as Latin America and developing Asia, high inflation and deposit rates below nominal GDP have created a strong demand for US dollars. However, local regulations restricting foreign banks from providing dollar services have hindered access to these currencies, making stablecoins like Tether highly sought after. He believes this situation has the potential to unlock trillions of dollars in capital from the Global South, with the potential market size for stablecoins potentially reaching $34 trillion. He also noted that Besson and Trump's promotion of stablecoins has geopolitical significance, essentially encouraging the private sector to promote stablecoins globally and ultimately encourage Treasury bond purchases. The core goal is to attract price-insensitive buyers to purchase Treasury bonds, rather than focusing on innovation. Furthermore, this initiative aligns with US monetary policy interests.