I haven't seen much research on stablecoins yet. Intuitively, the stablecoin in the United States sounds like a debt program. The general story is: Mortgage US bonds and issue stablecoins. Purchase US Treasury bonds with stablecoins and continue to issue stablecoins as collateral. It can be done in the form of revolving loans. In Trump's term of office, the U.S. debt crisis can be solved financially However, does Trump really think so? I feel that this tariff is 100% like a bargaining chip rather than a real implementation plan. That is to say, the subject of this story may not necessarily be realized in the end, and the best outcome would be to preserve it in the form of a byproduct. There is another village where the willows are dark and the flowers are bright. Maybe we'll light up which track.