In an unprecedented shift, the United States under President Donald Trump is witnessing what observers describe as the 'golden age of cryptocurrencies,' amid a wave of radical regulatory changes and broad government openness to the crypto market.

Since the beginning of his new term, Trump has launched a comprehensive campaign to reshape the digital landscape, which included dismantling restrictions imposed by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), paving the way for major companies like Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) and cryptocurrencies like XRP to emerge from a spiral of legal conflicts and begin a new phase of growth.

Notably, the Trump administration did not stop at lifting restrictions, but also took practical steps, exemplified by the establishment of a strategic Bitcoin reserve launched last March, indicating a radical shift in the state's view of digital assets as strategic financial tools.

In a move that reinforces this trend, VivoPower International, listed on the NASDAQ, announced a private financing deal worth $121 million, led by Saudi Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Al Saud, to fund its shift towards a digital treasury strategy focused on XRP, making it the first listed company to adopt this currency as a core component of its business model.