President Trump signed an executive order on May 19, 2026, directing regulators to integrate digital assets like Bitcoin into traditional banking systems, encouraging banks to adopt blockchain technology faster. This move, alongside the Clarity Act which reduces regulatory uncertainty by allowing banks to hold crypto without harming their capital ratios, signals a major shift towards crypto adoption in finance. Latin American banks are already advancing digital asset strategies, anticipating broader impacts on dollar-based finance and cross-border transactions. However, the executive order's impact depends on future administrations and the Clarity Act's full legislative approval.
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