Why the new trade agreement between the U.S. and the European Union could shake up the crypto market

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๐Ÿ“ˆ While the world looks at traditional markets, the real impact is coming in the crypto world.

Negotiations on #US-EUTradeAgreement are progressing rapidly. But what many are not seeing is how this agreement could transform regulation and the flow of cryptocurrencies globally. What is happening?

๐Ÿ” The context:

The United States and the European Union are working on a new trade agreement that not only includes physical products but also key issues like technology, digital regulation, and cryptocurrencies. In other words: this directly affects us!

๐ŸŒ How does it affect the crypto market?

Joint regulation:

One of the most discussed points is to establish a common framework to regulate cryptocurrencies. This could mean more legal clarity for companies like Binance, Coinbase, or Kraken... but also more restrictions on certain operations if not implemented with balance.

Impact on stablecoins and CBDCs:

If both blocks reach an agreement regarding digital currencies (like the digital euro or a tokenized dollar), private stablecoins could face more pressure. But they could also gain legitimacy if they align with the new standards.

Transatlantic crypto trade:

With smoother digital agreements, we could see a freer flow of cryptocurrencies between both regions, boosting DeFi projects, NFTs, and international payments.

โš ๏ธ And how does the market react?

Movements in exchange rates and tokens linked to global trade are already being seen, such as:

$XRP (used for international payments)

$XLM (focused on remittances)

Chainlink (which connects external data to the blockchain and can benefit automated regulations)

๐Ÿš€ What should you do as an investor?

Stay close to the news about this agreement: this is not smoke!

Evaluate your positions in tokens that could benefit from a more open global market.

Diversify: If regulation changes, some cryptos might be left out of the game... and others could enter strongly.