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Trump to Sign Executive Order to End “Debanking” in  US Banks

US President Donald Trump says he plans to sign an executive order to formally put an end to “Debanking” in the US. The bill would punish banks for restricting services to customers based on their political or religious beliefs. JUST IN: President Trump to sign executive order today targeting banking discrimination against crypto, religion, and politics. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) August 7, 2025 The order directs federal banking regulators to remove the “reputational risk” language from their guidance to lending institutions — a broad concept that crypto and other businesses say led mainstream lenders to ice them out. It also instructs regulators to review banks’ past or current policies “encouraging politicized or unlawful debanking,” according to a senior White House official. Debanking has long caused problems for undocumented people and poor Americans, who often have to resort to unregulated payday lenders with much higher interest rates to make ends meet. Recently, the te...

Crypto Regulation in the Trump 2.0 Era

How the US Administration Is Reshaping Crypto Policy Crypto Regulation in the Trump 2.0 Era! As Donald Trump enters a second term in office, the landscape of cryptocurrency regulation in the United States is experiencing a major shift. Once skeptical of Bitcoin and digital assets, the Trump 2.0 administration appears to be strategically reorienting its approach, embracing crypto innovation while aiming to protect national interests and maintain financial sovereignty. A Strategic Bitcoin Reserve: From Rhetoric to Action One of the most discussed developments under the new administration is the proposed establishment of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve —a bold idea that echoes traditional models like national gold reserves. While still in early discussions, the concept signals a growing recognition of Bitcoin not just as a speculative asset but as a strategic tool in global financial competition. With rising geopolitical tensions and increasing skepticism of the US dollar’s long-term dominanc...