According to @MilkRoadDaily, stablecoin issuers are now among the largest buyers of U.S. Treasuries in 2025. According to @MilkRoadDaily, this places stablecoin demand alongside major holders such as Japan, Canada, and the UK in the latest data. According to @MilkRoadDaily, the driver is hundreds of billions in digital dollars seeking safe, short-term yield in T-bills, indicating substantial front-end U.S. debt demand from crypto dollar reserves.

According to @provenauthority, stablecoins are reaching scale as digital dollars operate outside traditional banking rails (source: @provenauthority on X, Aug 22, 2025). According to @provenauthority, the U.S. Treasury’s stance is that identity verification obligations do not disappear in decentralized systems, with increased alignment expected between digital asset regulation and ID verification standards (source: @provenauthority on X, Aug 22, 2025). According to @provenauthority, this regulatory–KYC convergence is a key trading factor for monitoring stablecoin market access and compliance-driven liquidity flows (source: @provenauthority on X, Aug 22, 2025).

According to @JKronbichler, residents in Brazil who are not crypto investors are nevertheless using stablecoins to protect purchasing power in a volatile local currency environment, highlighting non-speculative, real-world demand (source: Jakob K on X, Aug 17, 2025). For traders, this source indicates utility-led baseline demand in emerging markets that can sustain stablecoin liquidity; monitoring BRL–stablecoin pair spreads, peer-to-peer premiums, and LatAm on/off-ramp activity may help identify flow-driven dislocations and liquidity pockets (source: Jakob K on X, Aug 17, 2025).

According to Milk Road (@MilkRoadDaily), stablecoins now comprise 1.1% of the entire U.S. dollar supply, amounting to over $246 billion in digital dollars. This highlights a rapid rise in stablecoin demand, marking them as one of the fastest-growing forms of money globally. For crypto traders, this signals increasing liquidity and utility for stablecoins on exchanges, potentially enabling larger trading volumes and faster settlements. The growing dominance of stablecoins also suggests a significant trend towards digital assets being integrated into traditional finance, with 1 in every 99 dollars now in digital form (source: Milk Road on Twitter, May 20, 2025).

According to Milk Road, stablecoins now represent 1.1% of the entire US dollar supply, equating to over $246 billion in digital dollars. This rapid expansion positions stablecoins as one of the fastest-growing forms of money globally. The growing adoption is increasing stablecoin liquidity on major crypto exchanges and directly impacting Bitcoin and Ethereum trading volumes, providing traders with tighter spreads and more reliable on-ramps for both DeFi and centralized platforms (source: Milk Road, May 20, 2025).