Bitcoin News Today: Trump’s $3.7T Stablecoin Plan Sparks Bitcoin $1.4M Price Target

Bitcoin’s price trajectory may be poised for a dramatic shift, according to a recent analysis that links the Trump administration’s proposed $3.7 trillion stablecoin initiative to the potential for Bitcoin reaching $1.4 million in value [1]. The plan, which seeks to expand stablecoin assets under management (AUM) from $250 billion to $3.7 trillion, could create a 15-fold increase in liquidity across the cryptocurrency ecosystem [2]. This growth, driven by regulatory clarity and policy developments such as the GENIUS Act, has been positioned as a key catalyst for broader adoption and demand for Bitcoin [1].

Mark Moss, a leading Bitcoin strategist, argues that the correlation between stablecoin expansion and Bitcoin’s price has historically been strong, especially during periods of increased regulatory clarity. According to Moss, the Trump administration’s approach could unlock a new era of institutional and retail adoption, with Bitcoin positioned as a reserve asset within the evolving digital finance landscape [2]. The strategist’s models suggest a range of outcomes, with conservative estimates pointing to a price of $600,000 by 2030 and more bullish scenarios projecting Bitcoin toward $1.3–$1.4 million [1].

The timeline for such a development appears to be accelerating. In just the past seven months, stablecoin assets have grown by 32%, and if this rate continues, the $3.7 trillion target could be achieved as early as 2027 [1]. This rapid adoption has already shown initial signs in the market, with Bitcoin rising above $114,000 in early August 2025, breaking out of a period of price uncertainty [1]. The surge in stablecoin activity has also been reflected in transaction volumes, with stablecoin transactions reaching $7 trillion in Q1 2025 alone [1].

Regulatory developments have further supported this momentum. The passage of the GENIUS Act has provided a legal framework for stablecoin growth and digital asset integration into the U.S. financial system. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has highlighted the potential for stablecoins to serve as global onramps to the dollar economy, reinforcing their role in reducing borrowing costs and increasing demand for U.S. Treasuries [1]. These shifts suggest a growing acceptance of stablecoins as infrastructure for digital finance and cross-border transactions.

While the analysis paints a bullish picture, experts caution that the actual outcomes will depend on multiple factors, including the pace of stablecoin adoption, macroeconomic conditions, and evolving regulatory environments. The projected $1.4 million price point is based on optimistic modeling and would require sustained growth in capital inflows and liquidity [1]. Nevertheless, the potential implications of the Trump administration’s plan extend beyond Bitcoin, signaling a broader transformation in how digital assets are integrated into global financial systems [2].

Sources:

[1] https://coinedition.com/trump-3-trillion-stablecoin-plan-sets-bitcoin-price-1-4-million-target/

[2] https://cryptorank.io/news/feed/e6382-trump-3-trillion-stablecoin-plan-sets-bitcoin-price-1-4-million-target