Tether’s Treasury Strategy: How USDT Became a Top Buyer of T-Bills
Tether now holds more U.S. Treasury bills than Germany. Read that again. A stablecoin issuer — not a sovereign state, not a central bank — is sitting on a bigger…
Inside Tether’s Investment Strategy: From Stablecoin Issuer to Capital Allocator
For most of its existence, Tether has been viewed almost exclusively through a single lens: the issuer of USDT, the world’s most widely used stablecoin. That framing is now incomplete.…
India’s E-Rupee Goes Global: From Domestic CBDC Pilot to Cross-Border Strategic Tool
India’s e-rupee has slipped past a line most people missed. Quietly.Almost politely. What started as a cautious, domestic CBDC sandbox is now being repositioned as something bigger: a tool for…
Stablecoin Yield Bans and the Risk of Capital Flight
Stablecoins didn’t just “grow up.” They escaped their original job. What started as a plumbing layer between crypto and fiat has turned into real financial infrastructure. Settlement rails. Liquidity engines.…
Stablecoins, Banks, and the Fight Over the Future of Money
Stablecoins have long been framed as crypto’s most pragmatic innovation: less volatile than cryptocurrencies, more efficient than traditional payments, and increasingly embedded in global settlement flows. Yet as their scale…
Vitalik Buterin’s Stablecoin Dilemma: Why Decentralization Still Hasn’t Solved Money
When Vitalik Buterin speaks about stablecoins, he is not critiquing a peripheral product category. He is interrogating one of crypto’s most fundamental promises: the ability to create neutral, censorship-resistant money…