San Francisco Fed study finds stablecoin Treasury growth offsets China’s retreat
A San Francisco Fed study finds stablecoin issuers added about $200 billion in Treasuries, offsetting over 40% of China's decline in holdings. The post San Francisco Fed study finds stablecoin Treasury growth offsets Chi...
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A San Francisco Fed study finds stablecoin issuers added about $200 billion in Treasuries, offsetting over 40% of China's decline in holdings.
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