There is no such thing as digital gold—only greedy reapers!

Which central banks are holding reserved BTC? Aren’t they just holding gold as reserves?

When the U.S. Treasury crisis hits, central banks will only buy gold—why would they buy BTC to bail out MicroStrategy?

And don’t forget there are also AI tech stocks you can choose instead!

The U.S. Treasury crisis will only completely destroy the BTC narrative!

Because the stablecoins tied to U.S. Treasuries will fall into a death spiral first!

Stablecoins are stable because their foundation is U.S. Treasuries!

If U.S. Treasuries are sold off, can stablecoins stand apart safely?

Once stablecoins are no longer stable, how can you cash out BTC?

Don’t talk about direct cashing into fiat—U.S. Treasuries and the dollar are one body!

Globally, 98% of stablecoins are priced in U.S. dollars.

The essence of BTC cash-out is: "BTC → stablecoins → fiat currency". Stablecoins are the valve in that chain.

When the valve loses stability, BTC cash-out faces triple pressure: discounts, surging slippage, and liquidity drying up.

U.S. Treasuries, the dollar, stablecoins, and BTC are a continuous chain of credit transmission—not four independent assets.

If the starting point wobbles, the endpoint cannot possibly remain intact—this isn’t conspiracy theory; it’s a mechanical fact of balance sheets.

USDT + USDC together hold about $201.6 billion in reserves related to U.S. Treasuries (June 2026).
The two major stablecoins together hold about $130 billion in U.S. Treasuries, accounting for 2.1% of the $6 trillion U.S. short-term Treasury market.
Stablecoin total market cap surpasses $313.2 billion; USDT + USDC make up over 95%.
BIS calculations: a low-price sell-off of $30 billion in Treasury bonds → yield volatility of 6.4 basis points.
During the 2022 rate-hike cycle, U.S.-China Treasury yields kept rising; BTC fell from 69,000 to 15,000.
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