Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Trump's Stablecoin Plan—Is Europe Ready?
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Trump's Stablecoin Plan—Is Europe Ready?
This is the first episode of MetaMarkets, in which we dive deep into the economic, regulatory, and technological shifts shaping the future of money. Hosts Jón Helgi Egilsson (Executive Director, Monerium) and Jan Philipp Fritsche (Managing Director, Oak Security) explore the intersection of monetary policy, stablecoins, and the emerging geopolitical battle for currency influence.
📌 Chapters & Links
Jón shares why financial transformation needs public dialogue, and Jan highlights the need to connect end-users, builders, and regulators.
Why the dollar’s strength is both an asset and a trap. Discussion on tariffs, deficits, and debt.
🔗 A User’s Guide to Restructuring the Global Trading System
How Stephen Miran’s thinking may underpin Trump’s economic approach.
🔗 Trump’s Stablecoin Strategy To Reinforce U.S. Dollar Dominance (Forbes)
Stablecoins, global demand, and U.S. strategy to “weaponize” crypto rails.
🔗 Standard Chartered: Stablecoin Sector May Reach $2 Trillion
Jón argues the ECB is overprotecting incumbents instead of competing globally.
Treat non-bank stablecoin issuers equally. Let innovation thrive. Avoid regulatory gatekeeping.
Jan explains how uncertainty is bad for fiscal policy.
🔗 Government spending multipliers in (un)certain times (Journal of Public Economics)
Why the U.S. may benefit more than Europe from diverging fiscal strategies.
How recent volatility triggered economic crypto exploits.
🔗 How the Hype for HyperLiquid's Vault Evaporated on Concerns Over Centralization
🔗 A Vanishing $212M Bitcoin Order Caused Chaos for Traders. Is Spoofing Back in Crypto?
Why spoofing is a crime in traditional markets — and how crypto could build in better defenses, on-chain.
We need smart regulation, iterative improvement, and transparent competition.
🎧 Subscribe & Follow
View all episodes
By metamarketsThis is the first episode of MetaMarkets, in which we dive deep into the economic, regulatory, and technological shifts shaping the future of money. Hosts Jón Helgi Egilsson (Executive Director, Monerium) and Jan Philipp Fritsche (Managing Director, Oak Security) explore the intersection of monetary policy, stablecoins, and the emerging geopolitical battle for currency influence.
📌 Chapters & Links
Jón shares why financial transformation needs public dialogue, and Jan highlights the need to connect end-users, builders, and regulators.
Why the dollar’s strength is both an asset and a trap. Discussion on tariffs, deficits, and debt.
🔗 A User’s Guide to Restructuring the Global Trading System
How Stephen Miran’s thinking may underpin Trump’s economic approach.
🔗 Trump’s Stablecoin Strategy To Reinforce U.S. Dollar Dominance (Forbes)
Stablecoins, global demand, and U.S. strategy to “weaponize” crypto rails.
🔗 Standard Chartered: Stablecoin Sector May Reach $2 Trillion
Jón argues the ECB is overprotecting incumbents instead of competing globally.
Treat non-bank stablecoin issuers equally. Let innovation thrive. Avoid regulatory gatekeeping.
Jan explains how uncertainty is bad for fiscal policy.
🔗 Government spending multipliers in (un)certain times (Journal of Public Economics)
Why the U.S. may benefit more than Europe from diverging fiscal strategies.
How recent volatility triggered economic crypto exploits.
🔗 How the Hype for HyperLiquid's Vault Evaporated on Concerns Over Centralization
🔗 A Vanishing $212M Bitcoin Order Caused Chaos for Traders. Is Spoofing Back in Crypto?
Why spoofing is a crime in traditional markets — and how crypto could build in better defenses, on-chain.
We need smart regulation, iterative improvement, and transparent competition.
🎧 Subscribe & Follow