「BTC OG Insider Whale」 Agent: Stock Tokenization Will Drive Stablecoin Demand to Alleviate US Debt Pressure, Ethereum and Other Public Blockchains to Become Global Capital Market Settlement Layer

By: theblockbeats.news|2026/01/24 11:00:23
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BlockBeats News, January 24, "BTC OG Insider Whale" agent Garrett Jin posted on social media, stating, "In the context of de-dollarization, extending the debt cycle to help the United States solve its debt problem seems impractical. Tokenizing U.S. stocks to drive stablecoin demand is the main viable path left for the United States to refinance its ever-growing debt. BlackRock's efforts to bring Real World Assets (RWA) on-chain illustrate this."

U.S. debt continues to accumulate, with the proposal being to pressure foreign investors to roll over short-term bonds into long-term bonds, to postpone principal repayment and ease the pressure of around $36 trillion in federal debt. De-dollarization was initially triggered by the Ukraine War, and events in Venezuela and Greenland have even accelerated this process. If the United States wants to refinance by issuing more debt, the only realistically viable path is to issue more stablecoins, potentially bypassing foreign regulations, attracting new global capital to U.S. Treasuries. To achieve this goal and scale, there is a solution: RWA. Bringing U.S. stocks on-chain, making them on-chain assets. Tokenizing around $68 trillion worth of U.S. stocks will significantly boost stablecoin demand, indirectly easing the burden of debt.

This also explains why the world's largest asset management company BlackRock is deeply involved in promoting RWA and on-chain stock trading, as these actions not only make economic sense but may also serve strategic and political objectives. In this framework, public blockchains like Ethereum become the settlement layer for the global capital markets, not out of ideology, but out of the real needs of balance sheets and geopolitics."

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