When will Europe submit, and when will digital currency come to the main surge?

2025 will truly be a year when the US and Europe engage in a war without gunpowder. The US merges with Mexico and targets Iran, aiming to raise oil prices. The regions most affected by rising oil prices will be Japan and South Korea and the EU, which has suffered a defeat in the bulk market.

The EU and the US are competing for the stablecoin market. The EU announces the delisting of Tether and actively promotes stablecoins pegged to the euro. Although Tether still firmly holds its position in the stablecoin market, the EU's actions will definitely cause harm. The Americans counter with their moves: you delist USDT, and I agree to sell Silk Road Bitcoin worth $6.5 billion, which consists of 69,000 Bitcoins. How many Bitcoins does the EU government have combined? The US government has over 200,000 plus the 69,000, directly locking you down. The EU suffers another defeat in the digital currency market.

Let's see what tricks the EU has left in the future. The EU is at a dead end and obediently listening to the US. The real main surge of digital currency is about to come. The main culprit affecting the rise now is the EU. All the bullets are loaded, and as long as the EU behaves, no one can stop the digital currency market. The number of new entrants into the crypto space will multiply in the future.