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I ran across a 2021 meme the other day that vividly illustrates just how quickly the government is destroying your money.

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President Donald Trump signed the GENIUS Act, which regulates dollar-based digital tokens called stablecoins and the first major law governing digital currency.

Today, President Trump signed the GENIUS ACT into law. What should you expect now that it has and who will be involved.