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The article discusses the expanding influence of the U.S. dollar through stable cryptocurrencies, which enable the transfer of dollar-linked value between users around the world. It highlights that the stablecoin market size reached $313 billion in September 2026, with approximately 99% of it pegged to the dollar, thereby boosting demand for U.S. debt instruments and increasing control over international payments. The article also explores the benefits of these currencies, such as facilitating cross-border remittances and reducing costs. However, it raises concerns about risks related to banking stability and the decreased ability of the United States to monitor the flow of funds—especially as users shift to external wallets and decentralized networks. Studies indicate that increasing stablecoin use could weaken the impact of U.S. monetary policy, with potential withdrawals of around $500 billion from U.S. bank deposits by 2028. This could further strengthen the dollar's influence while posing regulatory challenges and risks related to asset recovery and reserve management.
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