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Crypto Czar David Sacks: The GENIUS Act Advances Digital Dollar and Stablecoin Legislation

Crypto Czar David Sacks: The GENIUS Act Advances Digital Dollar and Stablecoin Legislation

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/07/19 01:56
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According to ChainCatcher, David Sacks, the White House's head of cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence—also known as the crypto czar—stated, "President Trump continues to achieve historic victories. Today, he signed the GENIUS Act, which establishes a legal framework for stablecoins."

This legislation will unlock America's dominance in the crypto industry by setting clear rules and reversing the regulatory approach of the past four years. It will modernize the outdated payment system with a revolutionary new blockchain-based payment infrastructure. By creating a digital dollar accessible to people worldwide, it will further expand the global dominance of the U.S. dollar.

Every digital dollar in a crypto wallet will be backed by an equivalent dollar reserve in a U.S. bank account, generating trillions of dollars in demand for U.S. Treasury bonds. This is yet another example of President Trump delivering on his promises.

In addition, the House has passed the CLARITY Act, also known as the Market Structure Act, which President Trump has pledged to support and send to the Senate. President Trump has promised to make the United States the crypto capital of the world, and he has already delivered on that promise."

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