Bank of England Financial Policy Committee member Carolyn Wilkins said the growth of dollar stablecoins could strengthen the U.S. dollar’s global dominance and increase demand for U.S. Treasurys. According to Odaily, she made the remarks during a speech at Queen’s University Belfast and said dollar stablecoins can facilitate cross-border settlement and expand access to dollar assets outside the United States. Wilkins said Tether’s USDT and Circle’s USDC held nearly $150 billion in U.S. Treasurys by the end of 2025 and bought about $33 billion during the year. She added that large-scale stablecoin redemptions could force issuers to sell Treasurys, amplifying market volatility. She also said total stablecoin circulation has exceeded $300 billion, with 98% of its value pegged to the dollar. Wilkins said this gives the dollar a significant first-mover advantage and that stablecoin market development now has implications beyond the crypto sector. Wilkins said sterling stablecoin development has been slower. The U.K. Financial Conduct Authority has used a dedicated regulatory sandbox to test potential issuers, finalized stablecoin issuance rules in June, and the Bank of England has also tested the feasibility of using stablecoins together with a simulated digital pound for cross-border trade payments.

According to Wallstreetcn, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) said annualized PCE inflation in the first quarter of 2027 is expected to be 0.5 percentage point higher than previously forecast, and the Iran war sparked by the United States and Israel has cost the U.S. $38 billion over the past five months.

Nakamoto Holdings CEO and Chairman David Bailey said artificial intelligence could become the next engine for Bitcoin adoption during a discussion hosted by investment bank TD Cowen. According to ChainCatcher, Bailey argued that the main barrier to Bitcoin adoption has been the user interface rather than the asset itself, saying wallets, addresses, private keys, and the onboarding process have kept mainstream users away for more than a decade. He said AI-powered tools could hide that complexity and make Bitcoin easier for both individuals and institutions to use. TD Cowen analyst Lance Vitanza described the view as speculative but notable, saying it shifts the adoption debate away from traditional topics such as monetary policy, regulation, and institutional inflows. Bailey also said institutional Bitcoin adoption has only just begun, adding that spot ETFs, corporate treasury plans, and sovereign interest over the past year have changed the market more than the previous decade combined. He said the opportunities ahead remain larger than those already captured. When asked whether Bitcoin is reshaping traditional finance, Bailey said the answer is yes, noting that institutions, governments, and public companies are participating at scale while Bitcoin's underlying properties remain unchanged. Nakamoto describes itself as a Bitcoin platform spanning media, conferences, education, asset management, advisory, and treasury services. TD Cowen assigned Nakamoto Holdings a Buy rating.

Polymarket’s "Bitcoin September Price Prediction" submarket for "above $77,500" saw the "yes" option surge from 50% an hour earlier to 86%, a 36-point swing. According to ChainCatcher, the move reflects a sharp shift in the market’s odds amid a reported sudden news impact.

On Sep 15, 2026, 17:36 PM(UTC). According to Binance Market Data, Bitcoin has crossed the 77,000 USDT benchmark and is now trading at 77,236.429688 USDT, with a narrowed narrowed 1.95% decrease in 24 hours.

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