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Cato Institute: Trump’s immigration executive order makes banks act as law enforcement, and stablecoin ATMs become an alternative option

Decryt reported on May 31 that US President Trump signed an executive order named “restoring the integrity of the US financial system,” tasking the Treasury Department and other federal regulators to consider issuing rules to strengthen fraud screening and risk management related to services provided to undocumented immigrants, pushing undocumented immigrants toward cryptocurrencies or shadow financial systems. Nicholas Anthony, a researcher at the Cato Institute, said the order effectively auth
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Republican Senator Warns: If the CLEAR Act Is Delayed, the Crypto Legislative Window May Not Open Until 2030

Wyoming Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis issued a series of statements from May 24 to 30, warning that if the Clarity Act is not passed by this Congress, the next legislative window may not come until 2030. She said that failing to act would expose software developers to legal risks of prosecution, and that consumers would not be able to secure ownership of their assets if exchanges go bankrupt. Lummis’s Direct Quotes In public remarks, Lummis said: “After this Congress, the next window for dig
MarketWhisper·3h ago
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ECB Executive Member: Stablecoins pose multiple risks; the digital euro is the best response

European Central Bank (ECB) Executive Board member Isabel Schnabel said on June 1 at a meeting of the Bank of Korea in Seoul that stablecoins pose multiple risks to financial stability and monetary policy, and the ECB’s best response is to ensure a public currency anchor. Schnabel noted that while private-currency innovations such as stablecoins may bring “significant benefits,” they could increase the risk of bank runs in the financial system and weaken the transmission effect of interest-rate
MarketWhisper·4h ago
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