USA put Europe under pressure: Donald Trump's crypto reserve and the future of the euro in focus

The USA is driving crypto plans forward-pressure on Europe is growing on the discussion about cryptocurrencies is becoming increasingly relevant to Europe. The challenges for the euro zone increase with the signing of a decre of a decre of US President Donald Trump in March, which sets the establishment of a state-controlled crypto reserve in the USA. Many European politicians see this decision as a potential threat to the economic independence of Europe. Michael Saylor warns: The euro could be dependent on Bitcoin Michael Saylor, the founder of the company Microstrategy, has spoken out on the platform X and highlighted the importance of Bitcoin for the euro. Saylor, known for the acquisition of great ...

26. März 2025

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USA are driving crypto plans-pressure on Europe is growing

The discussion about cryptocurrencies is becoming increasingly relevant to Europe. The challenges for the euro zone increase with the signing of a decre of a decre of US President Donald Trump in March, which sets the establishment of a state-controlled crypto reserve in the USA. Many European politicians see this decision as a potential threat to the economic independence of Europe.

Michael Saylor warns: Euro could be dependent on Bitcoin

Michael Saylor, the founder of the company Microstrategy, spoke out on the platform X and highlighted the importance of Bitcoin for the euro. Saylor, known for the acquisition of large quantities of Bitcoin and his public support for cryptocurrency, expressed fear that the euro could be dependent on Bitcoin in the future. His statements are aimed not only at investors, but also on governments that set the course for future monetary policy.

Risks for monetary political stability in the EU

The European Central Bank (ECB) has long been warning of the risks that arise from cryptocurrencies and in particular stable coins. These digital currencies could potentially displace the euro and endanger monetary political stability in the euro zone. European politicians are particularly critically evaluating the endeavors of the United States to actively promote stable coins. Their concern is that in the event of such a trend, a large part of digital payments in Europe will be handled via dollar tablecoins, which could undermine control over the European financial system.

Developments in the USA and the associated challenges could cause far -reaching discussions across Europe on the role and regulation of cryptocurrencies. The euro zone is therefore under pressure to develop suitable strategies in order to protect one's own economic stability and sovereignty.