Trump's Board of Peace Explores Dollar-Backed Stablecoin for Gaza Economic Reconstruction

Trump's "Peace Committee" Plans to Launch Stablecoin to Reshape Gaza Economy

ChainCatcher reports that, according to Jinshi, five informed sources revealed that officials working with Trump's "Peace Commission" are exploring the creation of a stablecoin for Gaza to reshape the economy of this war-torn Palestinian enclave. The discussion around introducing the stablecoin is still in the preliminary stage, and many details remain to be finalized regarding how to implement it in Gaza. The stablecoin is expected to be pegged to the US dollar, with hopes that Gulf Arab countries and Palestinian enterprises with expertise in digital currencies can take the lead in advancing the project.

Analysis: Bitcoin treasury companies have sold off for three consecutive weeks for the first time, which may lead to increased short-term pressure on BTC.

ChainCatcher News reports that, according to market sources, Bitcoin's treasury companies have experienced three consecutive weeks of selling for the first time in history. This suggests that Bitcoin prices may face increased short-term pressure. If the market does not see new demand, prices could approach the "new bear market lows." Analysts point out that macroeconomic uncertainty and ETF capital outflows further suppress demand. Last week, Trump announced an increase in global tariffs from 10% to 15%, which exacerbates the decline in market risk appetite. However, in the long term, this correction may help clear leveraged positions and speculative holders, resetting the market structure.

Altcoin Market Cap Slides Below $1T as Trump’s 15% Global Tariff Threat Rattles Investors

The cryptocurrency market faced a sharp downturn on Monday, Feb. 23, triggered by President Trump’s threat of a 15% global tariff on U.S. imports. Ethereum and Major Caps Under Pressure Altcoins tumbled early Monday, Feb. 23, as the digital asset economy buckled under President Donald Trump’s

Trump's tariff ruling causes Bitcoin to fall, financial markets fluctuate

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Trump's reciprocal tariffs are illegal, causing Bitcoin prices to drop to $64,416.82. At the same time, gold and copper prices rose, influenced by a weakening dollar and the easing of U.S.-China tariffs. These series of changes could intensify global market volatility, and investors should be cautious of future market risks.