Blue Macellari of T. Rowe Price said Bitcoin has become a central part of the conversation around monetary debasement, according to Bitcoin Magazine. The report presents Macellari’s perspective on the current state of the Treasury market and highlights the growing relevance of Bitcoin in discussions about the value of money and government debt. Macellari’s comments place Bitcoin within a broader market debate rather than focusing solely on its role as a digital asset. Bitcoin Magazine published the report on September 20, 2026, in an article written by Patrick Green. The report does not provide additional details on Macellari’s specific Treasury-market views, investment recommendations, price targets or market forecasts. For Bitcoin market observers, the comments reflect the asset’s presence in ongoing discussions about debasement and the Treasury market.
T. Rowe Price’s Blue Macellari Says Bitcoin Is Central to Debasement Debate
T. Rowe Price’s Blue Macellari said Bitcoin is now central to the debate over monetary debasement. Bitcoin Magazine’s report focuses on her perspective on the current Treasury market and does not include price targets or investment advice.
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