I just don’t get. Bitcoin is wilfully ignored in these monetary policy papers, but they still jump to stablecoins.

Am I missing something?

https://www.iai.it/sites/default/files/iaip2506.pdf

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Some people can’t see past US dollar hegemony, and can understand stablecoins through that lens, while missing bitcoin entirely.

Exactly! That probably qualifies as a "top answer". :~)

They are simply addressing the immediate problem - propping up treasury demand. They have to get through the next 24 months of rolling over existing debt.

Could you elaborate on your reasons for the 24 month timeline?

no, I don't think you're missing something - it's worse: you understand it.

Yeah, it’s just wild. They just propose variations of the old. Nothing new. If you try, even respectfully, you get dismissed out of hand. Persuasion, even evidence-based persuasion doesn’t work. You just have to build something new for the people who actually need it, not just opine about it.

People wont care I think, until it seemlessly integrates in their current workflow.

Wild indeed.

Front-loaded with rolling t-bills.

As of April 30, TGA balance was only $677 billion.

If your system is predicated on not allowing an externality, would you point out the externality that negates all of your base premises?

What you might be missing is the Stable-coin characteristic that allows for their confiscation by (((them))) ... or by one of their many Sheople minions.