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UNITED STATES, JUL 19 – Trump signed landmark laws regulating stablecoins and digital assets, boosting market legitimacy while Peter Schiff warns of a bubble and calls Bitcoin a risky Ponzi scheme.

  • Last week, President Donald Trump signed the GENIUS Act into law, aiming to bolster the US dollar’s reserve status and position the US as a digital asset leader.
  • Recently, institutional money and new U.S. crypto laws gave way to Bitcoin's mainstream focus, as Trump signed legislation strengthening digital assets' legitimacy.
  • Peter Schiff criticized Bitcoin by comparing it to the 17th-century Dutch tulip bubble, calling it a `decentralized Ponzi scheme`.
  • Amid divided reactions, Bitcoin dropped 2% after the signing, as Brian Armstrong said, while Paolo Ardoino praised the bills for strengthening the dollar’s position.
  • Almost every Fortune 500 company is now exploring stablecoin payments, suggesting increased mainstream adoption driven by recent U.S. crypto legislation.
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The confirmed adoption of the GENIUS Act regulatory framework in the United States paves the way for a new era for dollar-backed stables. A paradigm shift in which the Mastercard payment giant intends to participate. The Mastercard article promises a new era of regulatory clarity and confidence for crypto with the GENIUS Act appeared first on Cryptoast.

Cryptocurrencies continue to open their way. After donating more than $170 million to Donald Trump’s presidential campaign and related politicians, the influential crypto-industry managed to get the U.S. to pass its first major pro-sector laws and controversial family business on Thursday. The package includes a measure that will weaken the supervisory power of the Securities Market Commission, hitherto hostile to crypto companies, and another p…

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Coinfomania broke the news in on Saturday, July 19, 2025.
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