Stablecoin issuers can be among the largest holders of US state funds within the next five years and past China and Japan, the US Treasury believes.
A new one Report From Treasury, the Advisory Committee (TBAC) borrows that over half of the funds that StableCoin issuers have invested in US government’s securities. These issuers have invested almost $ 150 billion in these securities of a total StableCoin market value of $ 242 billion.
TBAC quoted a report of standard chartered (Nasdaq: SCBFF) where the bank predicted it Stablecoins Can grow into a market of $ 2 trillion in 2028. The Committee expects half of this to be invested in US government securities and translates to over $ 1 trillion in demand in the sector.

Source: TBAC
TBAC is a committee for private leaders from top banks, trading institutes, hedge funds and securities companies that give advice to US Treasury on debt and loan strategies.
TBAC is one of several institutions that have quoted Stablecoin issuers as an increasingly important cog in the US government’s securities machine. Currently, these issuers have a small fraction of the securities, but with Stablecoins expected to explode over the next five years, their importance will be the skyrocket.
In a separate report Citi (NYSE: c) Estimated that by 2030, these issuers will hold more US Treasury than any foreign country, surpass Japanese and Porcelainas currently has the lead. Banking projects that issuers will hold $ 1.2 trillion in five years, with Japan to $ 1.08 trillion and China to a remote third of $ 761 billion. And with most governments that are now cutting their US debt possession (China’s current speech is its lowest since 2009), they may be the best venture of the United States.
The TBAC report divided into other aspects of Stablecoin sector And how they can affect the American financial industry. One is interest payments, which most governments have been against for several years. With non-interest-bearing Stablecoins, growth can only be a function of their rising tools as a payment instrument, the report says.
However, interest payments change the game. TBAC believes that this can move deposits from traditional financing to Stablecoins, and with American companies dominating the sector, it can be a net gain in the long term. Commercial banks would be the big losers, but the Committee says they can get involved by becoming a custodian or issuing Stablecoins themselves.
At the same time, the future of Stablecoins in the United States is still in Limbo, with legislators who collide Genius Act. Democratic Senators in Congress have now turned to the lawwhose updated version they say fails to address problems surrounding money laundering and national security.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent blasted The Democrats said they “missed an opportunity to give that leadership today by not promoting the Genius Act.”
Malaysia Eyes tokenized securities
In Malaysia, the country’s securities guard dog Launched A public consultation on new regulations for issuing tokenized securities.
The Securities Commission (SC) recently published the proposed framework and described its scope, how it would fit into existing marketing regulations, obligations for tokenized security publishers and investors’ protection.
The framework defines a tokenized capital market product as “a digital representation of any of (Malaysia’s recognized) capital market products.” These include securities, derivatives, pension systems, unity confidence systems and other products based on securities or derivatives.
SC divorced tokenized securities from digital symbols And digital currencies, which Malaysian laws recognize as securities. It also draws a line between digital twin representation tokens, which acts as a digital copy of traditional assets and native tokens, which are capital market products.
In the initial phase, the agency will focus its legislative efforts on the former and note that native tokens have “increased complexity and risk.”
While the new framework introduces some new guidelines, SC repeated that market participants must follow all other existing rules.
Interested issuers must ensure consistency in the legal title of tokens and the underlying product; For example, the token transmission between two investors will not serve as the final item that confirms the ownership of the asset, as Malaysian laws require the transfer of ownership of the underlying product.
E issuers must also prove knowledge in DLT, including minting, transmission, redemption and combustion of tokens. At DLT, SC notes that issuers can choose between public networks and private books. Each one has its disadvantages, and it is up to the issuer to choose the network that best suits its needs, the agency added.
Other requirements include proper information, anti-money laundering and investors’ protection.
The public consultation ends on June 16.
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