Quote from: btc78 on July 23, 2025, 11:53:50 PM

Quote from: Hispo on July 21, 2025, 10:25:02 AM

I am not up to date to the lastest news on the United States policies on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency, though. The last thing I remember to have read had something to do with Trump saying Stablecoins are positive for the handling of money and access to liquidity in the general, so I assumed lawmakers in the Republican party were going to push to turn stablecoin into the new standard, but I am not sure if what I read was real of a fakes news.

last i heard a bill was passed and it seems like a positive news for bitcoin so we should expect more from the us as they continue to follow their plans of being crypto capital of the world

Though, being the crypto capital of the world is rather and euphemism being used by Trump and their circle, if you ask me. The United States can not be a legitimate crypto capital of the world, because that would imply the states embrace decentralization and we all know the monetary system of such country (like the most countries in the planet) is fully centralized. Bankers and hedge funds would never allow for a overhaul of the system to happen, since they would lose control over their capital and the management of macroeconomics.
The Trump administration will keep things centralized but they plan to further grab control over Stablecoins and other tokens which are of the interest of the Homeland security department of the federal government. Once a democrat government is back in power, then those changes which favor the seize of stablecoins and centralized power would have already been implements by Trump, under the excuse of turning the USA into de crypto capital of the planet.