Trump signe des décrets sur l'intégration des cryptomonnaies

Le président Donald Trump a signé mardi des décrets ordonnant l'intégration des actifs numériques aux systèmes de paiement et la mise à jour des règles du Bank Secrecy Act.

La Réserve fédérale a publié mercredi une proposition actualisée visant à créer un compte maître simplifié, permettant aux entreprises de technologie financière et de cryptomonnaies d'accéder aux réseaux de paiement sans disposer d'une licence bancaire complète. Cette proposition s'appuie sur une demande d'informations datant de décembre 2025.

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