Trump firma órdenes sobre la integración de las criptomonedas

El presidente Donald Trump firmó el martes órdenes ejecutivas que ordenan la integración de activos digitales con los sistemas de pago y la actualización de las normas de la Ley de Secreto Bancario.

La Reserva Federal publicó el miércoles una propuesta actualizada para una cuenta maestra simplificada que otorgue a las empresas de tecnología financiera y criptomonedas acceso a las redes de pago sin necesidad de licencias bancarias completas. La propuesta se basa en una solicitud de información de diciembre de 2025.

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