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Trump's New Order Strengthens U.S. Leadership in Digital Finance

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


President Trump's administration has taken steps to strengthen the U.S. position in digital assets and financial technology. The new order highlights the importance of innovation and safeguarding economic freedom.

Promoting Open Blockchain Networks

The new order emphasizes the protection and promotion of the right to access and use open public blockchain networks for lawful purposes. This includes developing and deploying software, participating in mining and validation processes, conducting transactions without unlawful censorship, and maintaining self-custody of digital assets.

Upholding U.S. Dollar Sovereignty

A significant focus is on strengthening the U.S. dollar's dominance. This involves supporting the development and global adoption of secure dollar-backed stablecoins.

The emergence and development of stablecoins must be supported to ensure the dominant role of the U.S. dollar in the global economy.President Donald Trump

Opposing Central Bank Digital Currencies

The order explicitly prohibits the establishment, issuance, circulation, or use of any central bank digital currencies (CBDC) within the United States. The administration expresses concerns that such currencies could threaten financial stability, individual privacy, and national sovereignty.

The ban on CBDC use protects the freedom and stability of the U.S. financial system.

The signed order signals the Trump administration's determination to maintain U.S. leadership in the digital economy. A new working group is formed to implement the set goals and develop the U.S. strategy in digital assets.

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