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... However, many investors are concerned that fiscal policy could reignite price increases. In this context, Buffett emphasizes: “The government’s tendency is to devalue its currency over time” and reminds us that “if someone has the power to print money, they will do so.” In other words, the availability of quantitative easing tools incentivizes authorities to increase the money supply, which has historically led to the devaluation of fiat currencies and a decline in purchasing power. The U....

... the European Union, the regulatory framework MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) came into effect in 2024, establishing unified rules for crypto assets, including stablecoins. Under MiCA, stablecoin issuers (especially large ones, termed "electronic money tokens" or "asset-pegged tokens") must register in the EU, comply with strict requirements related to reserves' adequacy and liquidity, regularly disclose information, and adhere to transaction volume regulations. For instance, limits ...