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- Max Keiser forecasts gold-backed stablecoins will gain dominance over USD-pegged coins.
- Tether’s new gold-backed stablecoin, Alloy (aUSD₮), challenges U.S. dollar supremacy.
- U.S. officials push for stablecoin regulations to maintain dollar dominance in global finance.
According to Bitcoin maximalist Max Keiser gold-backed stablecoins will dominate U.S. dollar-pegged coins worldwide in the near future. He attributes this shift to gold’s long-standing reputation as a hedge against inflation and its relative stability.
Keiser highlights that countries with adversarial relationships with the U.S., such as Russia, China, and Iran, are unlikely to accept dollar-pegged stablecoins. These nations, he argues, will instead introduce their own gold-backed alternatives.
According to Keiser, China and Russia collectively hold over 50,000 tonnes of gold between them that could serve as backing for digital currency issuance. He believes this move would fight against the dominant position of the U.S. dollar in the worldwide financial system. The countries want to evade U.S. influence through the adoption of gold-backed stablecoins because they find such alternatives more acceptable than the unstable dollar.
Tether’s Alloy and Gold-Backed Digital Assets
In line with these developments, Tether has introduced Alloy (aUSD₮), a new gold-backed stablecoin supported by Tether’s XAU₮ token, a claim on physical gold. Gabor Gurbacs, Tether’s founder of Gold, emphasized the advantages of XAU₮, comparing it to the U.S. dollar before the 1971 suspension of the gold standard. Since its launch, XAU₮ has outperformed many digital assets, gaining 15.7% year-to-date.
Tether announced its launch of gold-backed stablecoins which demonstrates a growing market demand for digital assets secured by physical commodities. The introduction of gold-backed stablecoins presents a major obstacle for U.S. dollar dominance as a reserve currency since certain regions do not trust dollar reserves.
U.S. Response: Pushing for Stablecoin Regulations
The US officials maintain their efforts to preserve the dollar’s position as the world’s leading currency despite facing several obstacles. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller stressed integrating stablecoins into the financial framework to strengthen the dollar position. Bessent emphasized how stablecoins based on the U.S. dollar serve as essential tools to keep the United States financially dominant.
American legislators developed various frameworks to regulate stablecoins which they included under the Stable Act of 2025. The proposed regulatory frameworks aim to establish stablecoins in the financial environment thus ensuring dollar-pegged tokens maintain their central role in world finance. The rising demand for alternatives backed by gold requires U.S. regulators to establish new protocols
