According to Hayes, the massive fiscal deficit<\/strong> in the United States is fueling political ambitions in the stablecoin sector. Washington is seeking to channel the $10-13 trillion<\/strong> eurodollar<\/strong> market into government-controlled stablecoin ecosystems. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will pressure countries worldwide to adopt American stablecoins, a tactic representing a historic monetary expansion<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Stablecoins<\/strong> offer Washington<\/strong> unprecedented control<\/strong> over dollar<\/strong> deposits outside its borders, previously beyond American surveillance capabilities. Stablecoin issuers<\/strong> must maintain reserves<\/strong> in American banks<\/strong> and purchase Treasury bonds<\/strong>, thereby guaranteeing the government steady debt buyers<\/strong> while enabling control over monetary policy<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n