In the meantime, Europe is going exactly the opposite way, promoting the digital Euro instead of stablecoins, which are seen as a prevarication of the private sector into the government field.
In this way, the Euro is doomed to irrelevance in the global economy. The point is this is going to weigh on the European economy, which is not exactly flourishing right now.
In a short study, I have seen that among the names of Bitcoin holding governments and non-government organizations in the world, America's Bitcoin holding is much higher than Europe's. [Although it is impossible to know exactly how many Bitcoins each person has]
The main reason America has a far-reaching view of the digital currency Bitcoin is inflation and the possibility of creating an alternative to the dollar in the global market day by day.
I think this is a good initiative for America to handle any major shock to the economy in America's bad times.
I do not know what European countries are thinking about this, but Europe should also keep Bitcoin with them to maintain economic balance. Because any fiat currency can experience massive inflation at any time.
So if there is no alternative path in time, Europe will have a hard time getting out of it during the economic recession.