At a time when the world is witnessing rapid economic transformations, digital currencies have begun to play a larger role than just investment tools, positioning themselves at the heart of the economic policies of countries and regions. Between the effort of the U.S. state of Arizona to establish an official reserve of Bitcoin, and Abu Dhabi's ambitious plans to launch a stablecoin backed by real assets, it seems that the global financial landscape is entering a new chapter, led by digital assets and blockchain.