Without mentioning direction or making any recommendations, I just want to remind the coin friends who are immersed in joy to remember this important time node!


A few days ago, the price of Bitcoin soared and broke through historical highs, and everyone was immersed in the celebration of the arrival of a "bull market," but many people forgot about the hidden strategies for breaking the U.S. debt crisis.
As June 30 approaches! With the deadline for the repayment of 6 trillion US Treasury bonds looming, traditional institutional investors are withdrawing from the US Treasury market, and the US is urgently seeking new buyers.
Is it possible that this surge in the cryptocurrency market is a carefully designed "wealth temptation" aimed at attracting retail funds into the market to fill the void created by the sell-off of U.S. Treasury bonds?
The newly introduced stablecoin regulatory bill in the U.S. contains hidden implications. On the surface, it aims to regulate the market, but in reality, it constructs a "U.S. Treasury automatic distribution system." The bill mandates that compliant stablecoins must be backed by 100% U.S. dollars or U.S. Treasury bonds as reserve assets. This means that for every additional dollar of stablecoin issued, an equivalent amount of U.S. Treasury bonds must be purchased simultaneously. The expansion of the stablecoin user base will directly convert into potential buyers of U.S. Treasury bonds. #比特币突破11万美元
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· 2025-05-28 12:37
The stablecoin bill is just a temporary game to play people for suckers. Is Bitcoin's value stable? No country would use Bitcoin as a strategic reserve; if it did, its demise would be near. The value of currency comes from circulation, but Bitcoin is held in the hands of a few, so how can we talk about circulation? Large consortiums can easily short it, and the risks are evident.
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