Rep. Warren Davidson is sounding the alarm on the GENIUS Act, a law focused on stablecoins He warns it could turn the U.S. into a "surveillance state."
Why? The bill could pave the way for wholesale CBDCs (central bank digital currencies) and digital ID systems, which may track every transaction and limit Americans' financial freedom and privacy.
The shocking part? While it's being presented as a way to modernize finance, Davidson says it could give the government unprecedented control over money.
The stakes are high this isn't just about crypto, it's about privacy, freedom, and how Americans use their own money 👀 If passed, the financial world could change forever, and people may not realize it until it's too late.
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🇺🇸 The Clarity Act might just open the floodgates for $LTC
"Once you can bring traditional investment products straight into a wallet ecosystem, it completely changes everything. $ID Investors won't be stuck with just crypto exposure anymore-they'll be able to diversify properly by mixing digital assets with the usual financial tools we all know. $SAPIEN This could really speed up mainstream adoption, boost liquidity big time, and finally close the gap between TradFi and crypto."
🇺🇸 U.S. Jobless Claims Drop to Lowest Since Late November
New data from the Labor Department reveals that initial jobless claims dropped to 199,000 for the week ending December 27, outperforming analyst predictions. While continuing claims also declined and layoffs remain at historic lows, some economists warn that holiday seasonal shifts may be skewing the data.
Despite a conservative hiring forecast of 75,000 new jobs for December, financial markets responded positively with gains in both stocks and the U.S. dollar.
🇺🇸 US DOLLAR FACES ITS WEAKEST YEAR IN NEARLY A DECADE | $CHZ $REZ
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I've been watching the U.S. Dollar Index lose momentum this year, and the shift feels meaningful. A nearly 10% annual drop stands out after years of strength.
The move seems tied to softer economic signals and the Fed clearly turning toward rate cuts. That policy shift changed the narrative fast.
For markets, a weaker dollar could reshape flows into risk assets and commodities.
Personally, this feels like a transition phase rather than panic, with investors reassessing what comes next for global liquidity.