President Donald Trump has issued a sweeping new executive order that will reshape how millions of unbanked immigrants access digital currencies and the U.S. financial system, amid questions over who benefits most from the move.
Trump recently signed a resolution aimed at “restoring the integrity of the U.S. financial system,” directing federal regulators, including the Treasury Department, to strengthen fraud control and customer identification protocols for undocumented immigrants attempting to access financial services. The White House justified this decision by citing “gaps in identification practices” exploited by criminal networks.
Policy analysts believe that this directive could push a large part of the cash-dependent population outside of the traditional banking system, towards the path of digital currencies, stablecoins and Bitcoin ATMs. Ironically, these are the same pressures that Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. publicly cited as their reason for founding World Liberty Financial, stating: “We entered the crypto world because, out of necessity, we were deprived of banking services.”.
Today, millions of people find themselves alienated from the traditional financial system, which has historically been a catalyst for the growth of stablecoins. Trump’s pro-crypto stance has already changed the regulatory tone in Washington, and this move extends that momentum to payments infrastructure, creating long-term momentum for digital asset adoption.
Will Bitcoin price break the resistance barrier? Is Trump the President of Crypto?
Bitcoin price rebounded from a six-week low at $72,600, settling in a range between $73,400 and $73,900, with the closest support at $73,400 and immediate resistance at $75,900. A clear break above this level opens the door to $78,000 and then $79,300, while Bollinger band resistance limits short-term upside around $81,200. If the support levels are broken, the higher demand will be around $68,900.
A prominent chart analyst highlighted a breakout in the “rising wedge” pattern with a negative divergence in the relative strength index (RSI) on the daily timeframe, anticipating a downside target near $69,700, and another target for the “bear flag” pattern that could reach $52,000, and this scenario will only be negated with a sustained move above $91,300. For his part, our internal analyst expects a relatively limited range between $72,300 and $75,700 in the near future.
If BTC can maintain the $73,400 level with overall stabilization of risk sentiment, it could break through the $75,900 barrier towards levels of $78,000 and above. However, the most likely scenario currently is one of continued consolidation and consolidation between $72,000 and $76,000 as traders await political catalysts from Washington and US macroeconomic data.
Bitcoin Hyper project targets broader horizons than major currencies
When Bitcoin moves sideways, asymmetric upside opportunities are often hidden in infrastructure layers. Projects that resolve the fundamental limitations of the Bitcoin network attract attention precisely when the BTC spot price movement is disappointing, a logic of the liquidity cycle that is worth understanding now.
The Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) project stands out as a promising infrastructure layer, as it is the first layer 2 of Bitcoin to integrate the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM). This project is designed to finalize transactions in less than a second and implement low-cost smart contracts, while building on Bitcoin’s strong security model.
The idea for investors is clear and simple; Hyper seeks to overcome Bitcoin’s three fundamental limitations: slow transactions, high fees, and lack of programmability, without abandoning the basic trust layer. The project has managed to raise over $32 million at the current pre-sale price of $0.0136, with staking rewards of 36% per year for early participants.
The project also relies on a decentralized canonical bridge to manage BTC transfers, ensuring that the infrastructure remains custodial and independent.
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