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Some policymakers believe that continued rapid growth of stablecoins could eventually make them an important source of demand for Treasuries. But there is ample reason for scepticism | Collector
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Some policymakers believe that continued rapid growth of stablecoins could eventually make them an important source of demand for Treasuries. But there is ample reason for scepticism

Some policymakers believe that continued rapid growth of stablecoins could eventually make them an important source of demand for Treasuries. But there is ample reason for scepticism

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