At the World Economic Forum in Davos, President Donald Trump doubled down on his push to make the United States the global leader in crypto regulation and innovation. He highlighted the GENIUS Act — a stablecoin-focused law passed last year — and said broader crypto market structure rules are coming soon. Trump framed these moves not just as good policy, but as part of a strategic competition with China to prevent it from dominating the digital asset space.
His message was clear: the U.S. can’t afford to fall behind in next-generation finance, and pro-crypto legislation isn’t just about innovation — it’s about economic influence on the world stage. For builders and traders, that means policy might increasingly shape not just markets, but the global balance of tech leadership.
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🇺🇸 U.S. Crypto Policy Turns Geopolitical
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, President Donald Trump doubled down on his push to make the United States the global leader in crypto regulation and innovation. He highlighted the GENIUS Act — a stablecoin-focused law passed last year — and said broader crypto market structure rules are coming soon. Trump framed these moves not just as good policy, but as part of a strategic competition with China to prevent it from dominating the digital asset space.
His message was clear: the U.S. can’t afford to fall behind in next-generation finance, and pro-crypto legislation isn’t just about innovation — it’s about economic influence on the world stage. For builders and traders, that means policy might increasingly shape not just markets, but the global balance of tech leadership.