Interesting observation: it seems that stablecoins are starting to truly influence macroeconomics. According to StanChart, the stablecoin market already claims a capitalization of about $2 trillion, which is forcing even the U.S. Treasury to reconsider its strategy for issuing Treasury bills.

The main idea: when such a huge amount of capital is concentrated in stablecoins, it begins to impact traditional financial instruments. The Treasury may be compelled to increase the volume of Treasury bills to maintain control over the money supply and liquidity management on a broader scale.

This shows that crypto is no longer just an alternative market — it is becoming part of the core financial system. The size of the stablecoin ecosystem is now so significant that government agencies cannot ignore it.

It's not certain whether this is good or bad, but the trend is clearly there. Some see it as a threat to regulation, others as a new opportunity. Personally, I just observe how the traditional financial system is adapting to this new reality.