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Stablecoins cannot fill U.S. long-term Treasury demand gap despite $73.3 billion

Rising demand for stablecoins can help the U.S. government finance short-term Treasury bills but cannot address weak demand for long-term debt, with maturity the key constraint. U.S. stablecoin reserve rules tie funds to assets with maturities of 93 days or less, excluding newly issued 10-year and 30-year Treasuries. The Treasury has separately expanded long-term debt buybacks to support market liquidity, while evidence of a direct link to stablecoin reserves or bitcoin prices has not been confirmed.

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World Liberty stablecoin USD1 issued natively on Canton, expanding institutional payments infrastructure

World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a cryptocurrency firm involving the Trump family, has issued its stablecoin USD1 in native form on the Canton Network. The move is intended to let institutions handling tokenised real-world assets on Canton use USD1 for payments and fund transfers. World Liberty Financial said it can reduce settlement delays and capital being tied up. A Digital Asset executive said native stablecoins could add flexibility for institutional liquidity and settlement.

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Canary Capital CEO says institutions want centralisation; XRP to lead financial infrastructure

Canary Capital CEO Steven McClurg (스티븐 맥클러그) said the XRP Ledger could become a leading foundation for institutional financial infrastructure, arguing its centralised nature may be an advantage for banks and large companies that value control, compliance and predictability. He pointed to work by Ripple, Clearpool and Cicada Partners to build an institutional lending market on XRPL using RLUSD. McClurg also said XRP could top $3.4 within 12 months and that the lending market could exceed $1 billion to $2 billion, while stressing it is early-stage.