🛑 Closure of USAID: What does this mean for the world of cryptocurrencies? 🌍💱

This week, the closure of operations by USAID (United States Agency for International Development) in several countries was announced — a decision that raises deep concerns about the future of many social, technological, and economic projects in the global south.

🔍 Why does this matter for cryptocurrencies?

1️⃣ Less support for digital innovation: USAID has been funding projects for digital financial inclusion, many of which are linked to blockchain technologies and crypto assets. Without this support, startups and impact initiatives may lose momentum.

2️⃣ Risk of regression in emerging countries: In places where crypto is seen as a tool for access to the global economy (in contexts of inflation or banking exclusion), the vacuum left by USAID may delay or hinder progress.

3️⃣ Reorganization of geopolitical power: The withdrawal of the US from the international aid landscape may open space for other powers to invest in blockchain-based solutions — such as China and Russia — with less open and decentralized models.

💡 Opportunity or threat? For many, this may mean a call for greater autonomy, real decentralization, and cooperation among crypto communities. But the risk of instability and abandonment of social projects is real.

🌐 We are at a key moment: the future of cryptocurrencies in developing countries will depend on how the global community reacts to the exit of traditional agents like USAID.#TrumpVsMusk #USAIDShutdown #PEPE‏ #BTCReclaims110K #NEO $BTC $ETH $XRP