Recently, the actions in the United States have been quite significant. Trump and Wyoming have both announced the issuance of stablecoins, appearing to support the encryption market, but there are deeper schemes behind it. Their goal is to eliminate the "mixed brands" in the market through the stablecoin bill, clearing the obstacles for the entry of the real "regular army." It's similar to how domestically private enterprises are allowed to pave the way, and only after the market has been developed does the government step in to reap the benefits.

In the past, private companies like Tether attracted global funds by issuing stablecoins, buying U.S. Treasury bonds, and earning interest, but now all of this belongs to the U.S. government. The flow of funds from stablecoins will be completely controlled by the U.S., and not only that, even those "toll fees" will no longer be earned by private enterprises, with all interest going directly to state ownership.
These policies, stablecoins, ETFs, and Bitcoin reserves, have effectively "integrated" the crypto space. Trump's so-called "encryption-friendly" policies are merely aimed at giving the U.S. an advantage in this global capital game. He wants to leverage the crypto market to attract global capital inflows, ultimately allowing the U.S. to reap the benefits. The ideals of "decentralization" that many once believed in may have already become part of the U.S. strategy.
In short, Trump's actions are not only controlling the encryption market, but also paving the way for America's economic interests. The free spirit of the cryptocurrency world has quietly disappeared, and the rules of the game in the future are destined to be dominated by the United States. #BTC #PI #ETH #DOGE 发发发