Who can't go back? But the most important thing is how to move forward. The Trump administration has already been careful enough in its attempts.

According to PANews, François Villeroy de Galhau, a member of the European Central Bank's Governing Council and Governor of the Bank of France, said that the US government's support for cryptocurrencies could lead to future financial turmoil.

Villeroy criticized the Trump administration’s Bitcoin strategic reserve and digital asset reserve plan, believing that this move will strengthen the non-bank financial system and increase the instability of the financial system.

He pointed out that compared with the United States, Europe is more robust in cryptocurrency regulation, which helps reduce systemic risks. In addition, he emphasized that Europe needs to attract more international investors to hold euros to enhance its global competitiveness.