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📌 Introduction
The Polish parliament's final decision to reject overriding the presidential veto on the digital assets regulation bill was not just a political event; it was a profound geopolitical and regulatory signal that could reshape the contours of the crypto market in Eastern Europe and perhaps the entire continent by 2026.
What happened is a three-way clash: a government wanting to tighten control, a presidency defending freedom of innovation, and a parliament balancing national security and economic competition.

The spark of stimulus ignites cryptocurrencies.$SOL . Will the stock markets follow with a "gap up" on Monday?
In an immediate reaction reflecting the open market's appetite for liquidity, cryptocurrency prices surged after President Trump announced a plan to distribute "tariff dividend payments" of $2000 to Americans. This move, seen as a mini-stimulus package, instantly ignited the most risk-sensitive assets, raising the most important question now: Will the stock markets follow this path and open with a "gap up" on Monday morning?

1. Pi is not like any other cryptocurrency.

Pi coin is like a "blank check"
It has no predetermined value, but rather its value is determined when used by agreement between the two parties.

2. The leader is the bank!

There is no central authority that issues Pi; rather, each user determines the value at the time of exchange and signs it as a trust contract.

3. Closed stage = Values ​​experiment laboratory

The economic forecasts indicating a likelihood of interest rate declines later next year represent a vital factor that could redirect the investment compass towards riskier and higher-yielding assets like digital gold Bitcoin. Lower interest rates reduce borrowing costs and increase the liquidity available in the global financial system, prompting investors to seek investment opportunities outside of low-yield bonds and deposits. Analysts from SoSoValue and CoinMarketCap see that Bitcoin benefits doubly from this trend; on one hand, its attractiveness as a hedge against potential inflation resulting from increased cash liquidity grows, and on the other hand, its appeal as a Growth Asset increases. In a high-interest environment, Bitcoin faces pressure as holding cash or bonds becomes more profitable, but as interest rates decline, the allure of digital gold sharply rises because it offers a potentially much higher return compared to near-zero interest rates. This is known as the 'opportunity cost effect' where the cost of forgoing fixed returns in favor of digital gold significantly decreases. The forecasts for declining interest rates often reflect either the success of central banks in controlling inflation or fears of an economic slowdown that requires monetary stimulus, both scenarios support Bitcoin. In the case of inflation control, optimism returns to the markets, and in the case of an economic slowdown, the demand for Bitcoin increases as a store of value away from the volatility of traditional assets. Major traders closely monitor any statements or economic data that support this trend as they recognize that the shift in monetary policy is the most important long-term driver for Bitcoin. TradingView data shows that traders have already begun to build bullish positions in anticipation of this future shift in monetary policy, and this shift affects not just Bitcoin but extends to Altcoins, which are more sensitive to available liquidity. The influx of money into Ethereum and large market cap coins significantly increases in a low-interest environment, confirming that the future of cryptocurrencies is closely tied to the upcoming shifts in global monetary policy.

In the midst of the chaos in which the American economy lives, and the debts that have reached astronomical figures,
Talk is starting to emerge behind the scenes about a movement that could be the first step in the great escape plan from the debt trap:
America intends to reevaluate the gold it has, but not to sell it…
No, to open a new door for borrowing with an appearance of an 'stable' economy without increasing the percentage of debt on paper!