T. Rowe Price Digital Assets Head Discusses the Bitcoin and Currency Debasement Narrative
Blue Macellari, head of T. Rowe Price's digital assets business, discussed US Treasury financing, stablecoins' demand for short-term debt, and the currency debasement narrative surrounding Bitcoin in institutional allocations in an interview.
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Bitcoin Magazine T. Rowe Price’s Blue Macellari: Bitcoin is Now Core to the Debasement Conversation Blue Macellari spent 20 years investing in emerging market sovereign and distressed debt before building T. Rowe Price’s digital assets business — which makes her read on the Treasury market unusually worth hearing. She discusses the return of the bond vigilantes, the shift from foreign to domestic financing of US debt, and why the Japan and Italy comparisons don’t map cleanly onto America’s buyer
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- Whether T. Rowe Price will disclose a formal filing, size, or asset allocation for a multi-token ETF
- Implementation progress of stablecoin regulation related to the GENIUS Act
- Subsequent US short-term Treasury holdings and reserve disclosures by major stablecoin issuers
- Data on the buyer composition of US Treasuries and institutional digital asset allocations
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