Odaily星球日报讯 欧洲稳定机制（ESM）总裁皮埃尔·格拉梅尼亚（Pierre Gramegna）在新闻发布会上表示，美国总统特朗普对加密货币的支持可能影响欧洲的金融稳定和货币主权。 他指出，美国政府若推动以美元计价的稳定币，可能促使美国科技巨头推出相关支付解决方案，进而削弱欧元区的货币自主权。爱尔兰财政部长帕斯查尔·多诺霍（Paschal Donohoe）也强调，其他国家的政策变化可能对欧洲产生深远影响，欧盟需加快数字欧元（CBDC）的开发，以确保货币体系的稳定和自主性。（Cointelegraph）

Odaily星球日报讯 欧洲稳定机制（ESM）总裁皮埃尔·格拉梅尼亚（Pierre Gramegna）在新闻发布会上表示，美国总统特朗普对加密货币的支持可能影响欧洲的金融稳定和货币主权。他指出，美国政府若推动以美元计价的稳定币，可能促使美国科技巨头推出相关支付解决方案，进而削弱欧元区的货币自主权。爱尔兰财政部长帕斯查尔·多诺霍（Paschal Donohoe）也强调，其他国家的政策变化可能对欧洲产生深远影响，欧盟需加快数字欧元（CBDC）的开发，以确保货币体系的稳定和自主性。（Cointelegraph）

欧盟官员担忧特朗普支持加密货币或影响欧洲金融稳定

Odaily reports that Pierre Gramegna, the President of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), stated in a press conference that US President Trump's support for cryptocurrencies could impact the financial stability and monetary sovereignty of Europe. He pointed out that if the US government promotes a US dollar-denominated stablecoin, it could lead to US tech giants introducing related payment solutions, thereby undermining the monetary autonomy of the Eurozone. Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe also emphasized that policy changes in other countries could have far-reaching implications for Europe, and the EU needs to accelerate the development of the digital Euro (CBDC) to ensure the stability and autonomy of the monetary system. (Cointelegraph)

Odaily reports that Pierre Gramegna, the President of the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), stated in a press conference that US President Trump's support for cryptocurrencies could impact the financial stability and monetary sovereignty of Europe. He pointed out that if the US government promotes a US dollar-denominated stablecoin, it could lead to US tech giants introducing related payment solutions, thereby undermining the monetary autonomy of the Eurozone. Irish Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe also emphasized that policy changes in other countries could have far-reaching implications for Europe, and the EU needs to accelerate the development of the digital euro (CBDC) to ensure the stability and autonomy of the monetary system. (Cointelegraph)

EU officials worry Trump's support for cryptocurrencies could affect Europe's financial stability

<PANews> March 10 news, according to Bloomberg, on Monday, the price of cryptocurrencies continued to fall, the escalating trade war tensions and the weakening expectations of further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve offset the positive impact of a series of statements by US President Donald Trump last week supporting cryptocurrencies. Since the Federal Reserve hinted at a pause in rate cuts in mid-December last year, risk assets such as cryptocurrencies have been under pressure. Last Friday's employment data showed that the US unemployment rate rose from 4% to 4.1%, further increasing market uncertainty. Augustine Fan, a partner at crypto derivatives software provider SignalPlus, said: "The 'underemployment' rate has soared to a five-year high, exacerbating concerns about an economic recession and pushing yields lower, as rate cut expectations have been brought forward to early summer."

Trump's friendly stance on cryptocurrencies, including signing an executive order to establish a US Bitcoin reserve and separate other token reserves, as well as a high-profile summit with industry executives in Washington, has had limited impact on boosting market sentiment. Although the government has promised to use the proceeds from the forfeiture of cryptocurrencies to fund the reserves, the lack of new capital commitments has disappointed investors. Jeff Mei, Chief Operating Officer of crypto exchange BTSE, said: "The market sees this summit as disappointing, and the major cryptocurrency prices have fallen after the news that the much-anticipated crypto reserves will only hold the government's existing assets." Mei added: "Bitcoin is likely to fall to the $70,000-$80,000 range in the coming weeks. Only when this trade war ends and the Fed resumes rate cuts will the major cryptocurrencies return to their previous historic highs."

The US currently has about $1.7 billion in Bitcoin and about $400 million in other tokens, mainly due to asset forfeitures related to civil and criminal cases. Ari Paul, co-founder of BlockTower Capital, said that given recent developments such as the SEC's weakened enforcement, it is reasonable for investors to be more optimistic about cryptocurrencies, but other factors are more subtle and even negative. In a message, Paul said: "The government's apparent capriciousness and favoritism in choosing strategic reserve assets - especially after the launch of the Trump and Melania tokens - is a strong deterrent for investors. This gives the impression that the Trump administration is choosing and promoting 'insider' assets based on lobbying, and today's cryptocurrency market is largely a casino for short-term trading."

Bloomberg: Macroeconomic unfavorable factors offset Trump's promotion, and the decline of cryptocurrencies has further intensified

Odaily Odaily reported that Deutsche Bank analyst Marion Laboure said, "If Trump's Bitcoin reserve plan lacks clear details, the volatility of cryptocurrencies may remain high. Time, funds, and allocation are uncertain. The market is cautious, watching for gains if the plan progresses, and losses if it stagnates." (Jinshi)

Deutsche Bank: US policy uncertainty may lead to continued increase in crypto market volatility

Zoltan Vardai, CoinTelegraph; Compiled by Wuzhu, <Jinse Finance>
The United States' adoption of stablecoins to maintain the global dominance of the US dollar could bring unexpected benefits to Bitcoin, as Bitcoin is becoming a potential national reserve asset.
At the White House Cryptocurrency Summit on March 7, US Treasury Secretary Scott Betancourt said the US government will use stablecoins to ensure the US dollar remains the world's reserve currency.
"We will give a lot of thought to the stablecoin system, as President Trump has directed, and we will..."

EU officials worry Trump's support for cryptocurrencies could affect Europe's financial stability

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