Donald Trump clearly knows how to shake things up, and his administration’s crypto initiative is beginning to unsettle economic ministers from the European Union (EU). EUnews.it reports that this matter is among the subjects slated for discussion at the Eurogroup meeting on March 10. The outlet observes that “well-informed European sources” affirm “the new U.S. administration has a very pro-cryptocurrency stance,” a position that is anticipated to yield unfavorable effects for both the eurozone and the euro.

The pervasive negativity, as highlighted by the publication’s sources, carries the potential to erode both stability and sovereignty, casting a shadow over the broader framework of governance. The insiders detailed that Trump’s crypto move was quite “relevant to us, relevant to our payments landscape.” The source is also quoted by EUnews.it as stating:

One wants to prevent any initiative from having negative consequences on stability and sovereignty.

In recent years, the European Union has strategically addressed the rise of U.S. dollar-backed stablecoins through its Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). Simultaneously, the European Central Bank (ECB) has been delving into the development of a digital euro, aiming to preserve the currency’s significance and authority in an increasingly digital world. ECB board member Piero Cipollone emphasized this initiative as a direct response to the policies of the Trump administration.

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