The liquidity of the US dollar is against the trend, and the outbreak of stablecoins is a relatively fragmented data. Over the past week, bank reserves have fallen to $2.91 trillion due to tax season withdrawals, a decrease of $80 billion compared to last week, while the TGA account of the Ministry of Finance continues to rise by $10.07 million. However, in the past week, USDT issued an additional $4 billion, which should be the largest weekly issuance volume in USDT history. The issuance of USDC decreased by $1 billion, while the overall net increase in stablecoin issuance was $3 billion. From historical data, bank reserves have fallen back to $2.9 trillion, and the pie is basically unsustainable. But in the past week, stablecoins have indeed experienced a major surge, with a net increase of $4 billion in USDT, which is a strong support. I'm curious, what was the reason for the surge in USDT over the past week? Do you have any knowledgeable children's shoes to talk about