Stablecoin issuers' reserve assets, argued to be linked to U.S. Treasury demand
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Sam Lyman, research director at the Bitcoin Policy Institute, argued in a Bitcoin Magazine video published November 11, 2026, that dollar-pegged stablecoins can broaden dollar access and support demand for U.S. Treasuries, likening them to a "Starlink for the U.S. dollar system." The claim matters because stablecoin issuers' reserve asset composition and funding sources determine whether that Treasury demand materializes in practice. Watch next for issuer reserve disclosures and shifts in the mix of cash-like instruments versus government debt backing major stablecoins.
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