Quick Facts:
The new US debt strategy is starting to sound a lot like a crypto thesis.
Both groups already allocate heavily into Treasury bills, and Treasury now explicitly treats them as long-term demand pillars when planning issuance.
That’s a big shift. Stablecoins are no longer just a side quest for crypto traders; they’re being positioned as part of the plumbing that keeps the US government funded.
If stablecoins become a $3T+ market dominated by tokenized dollars and T-bill-backed assets, on-chain settlement volume and wallet usage should rise in lockstep. Liquidity flows, yields, and even macro policy will increasingly run through wallets, bridges, and DeFi rails.
This is where wallet-native tokens come in. As more of that yield-hunting capital sits in non-custodial wallets, the projects that actually make stablecoins easy to hold, swap, stake, and spend are the ones that stand to capture value.
Best Wallet is trying to plant its flag exactly there: a Fireblocks-secured, multi-chain non-custodial wallet with an integrated DEX, and a presale launchpad.
It supports major chains like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Polygon, Base, and more, with portfolio tracking across multiple wallets, and integrated swaps, all inside a single interface.
That feature mix matters in a world where stablecoins are treated as yield-bearing cash. Users will want to park $USDT/$USDC equivalents, bridge them across chains to wherever the best rates are, and still be able to cash out to real-world spending.
Best Wallet leans into that flow: it aggregates liquidity across hundreds of DEXs and dozens of bridges for cross-chain swaps. It will also roll out its Best Card, allowing you to spend crypto anywhere cards are accepted, with cashback boosted when you hold and stake $BEST.
The $BEST token is the glue that holds everything together. As a token holder, you’ll get reduced transaction fees in the ecosystem, staking rewards, and early access to new presales via the in-app Token Launchpad. On top of that come governance rights over future upgrades.
On the token side, $BEST is still in presale but already behaving like an infrastructure play rather than a pure meme.
There are only nine days left before the fundraiser wraps up, after which $BEST is set to list on exchanges and transition from presale narrative to execution test.
Taking the top end of that band, $0.62 would be about a 23x move from the current presale price. That’s the kind of upside that attracts presale hunters, but it also assumes a favorable macro backdrop and that the team actually delivers.
Context helps here. Wallet-native tokens have already shown there’s room for sizable valuations when a wallet owns a sticky user base and real fee flows.
$BEST is trying to go a step further by combining the wallet with a launchpad and a spendable card, all underpinned by security tech that removes seed-phrase friction.
If Bessent’s vision plays out and stablecoins become a $3T market plugged directly into Treasury bills, an app that helps users move between yield, presales, and everyday spending has a clear narrative tailwind.
Disclaimer: This article is educational only, not investment advice; crypto and presale tokens are volatile, and you can lose capital.
