据彭博社，美国总统 Donald Trump 已正式签署《GENIUS Act》，这是首部联邦稳定币监管法案，旨在为稳定币发行提供清晰监管框架，并推动美元主导地位的延续。

<div>据彭博社，美国总统 Donald Trump 已正式签署《GENIUS Act》，这是首部联邦稳定币监管法案，旨在为稳定币发行提供清晰监管框架，并推动美元主导地位的延续。<br><br></div>

美国总统 Donald Trump 已正式签署《GENIUS Act》

According to Bloomberg, U.S. President <Donald Trump> has officially signed the <GENIUS Act>, which is the first federal stablecoin regulatory bill aimed at providing a clear regulatory framework for stablecoin issuance and promoting the continuation of the U.S. dollar's dominant position.

<div>According to Bloomberg, US President Donald Trump has officially signed the GENIUS Act, the first federal stablecoin regulatory bill, aimed at providing a clear regulatory framework for stablecoin issuance and promoting the continuation of the US dollar's dominant position.<br><br></div>

US President Donald Trump has officially signed the GENIUS Act

<Odaily> reported that Circle, the issuer of USDC, published an article stating that the House of Representatives voted to approve the GENIUS Act for presidential signature, which is crucial for the future of monetary and internet financial systems. This demonstrates strong bipartisan support for responsible innovation and clearly indicates that the United States will play a leading role in regulating dollar-backed payment stablecoins.

Circle: The passage of the GENIUS Act is crucial to the future of money and the internet financial system

Odaily Planet News: White House official BoHines stated on X platform that Trump will sign the <GENIUS Act> into law today.

Trump will sign the GENIUS Act today and it will officially become law

Overnight, the Financial Times revealed a bombshell: U.S. President Trump is preparing to sign an executive order allowing retirement plans such as 401(k) to invest in alternative assets like cryptocurrencies, gold, and private equity.

According to three sources familiar with the matter, the order will require regulatory agencies to re-examine current retirement investment restrictions, clearing obstacles for digital assets to enter the $8.7 trillion U.S. retirement market.

This development is not without precedent. On May 28, the U.S. Department of Labor withdrew the Biden-era guidance that was "extremely cautious" about crypto assets, stating it represented "regulatory overreach". More...