Les bons du Trésor tokenisés atteignent un record de 15,35 milliards alors que le bitcoin stagne

La valeur des bons du Trésor américain tokenisés a atteint un nouveau sommet de 15,35 milliards de dollars le 13 mai. Le bitcoin s'est maintenu au-dessus des 80 000 dollars mais a montré un potentiel de hausse limité, les traders évaluant la probabilité croissante d'une hausse des taux par la Réserve fédérale. Ce changement intervient avant la publication de données clés sur l'inflation et des réunions politiques.

La valeur totale verrouillée dans les bons du Trésor tokenisés a dépassé le précédent pic de la mi-avril d'environ 15,10 milliards de dollars, selon les données de rwa.xyz. Les investisseurs se sont tournés vers des produits à rendement tels que le BUIDL de BlackRock, alors que les attentes de baisses de taux de la Réserve fédérale s'estompaient au profit d'une possible hausse des coûts d'emprunt.

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