VISI.NEWS | BANDUNG – United States President Donald Trump appears to be taking a bold new step in digital finance policy. On Tuesday morning, he was seen seriously signing documents in the Oval Office of the White House marking a pivotal move in his administration’s stance on economic and crypto-related regulations.

According to a recent report by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), the Trump administration is preparing an executive order that would penalize banks found guilty of discriminating against conservative or crypto-related businesses.

The move follows growing concerns among crypto entrepreneurs and political conservatives that certain banks are refusing services based on ideological or regulatory biases. Trump’s executive order is said to target financial institutions that systematically deny accounts, loans, or essential services to crypto firms or politically conservative organizations.

The executive order, if signed and enforced, could dramatically reshape the U.S. financial landscape by compelling banks to treat digital finance companies fairly regardless of political alignment or industry type.

Critics argue the order could backfire, opening the door for under-regulated entities to exploit mainstream banking systems. Supporters, on the other hand, hail it as a long-overdue intervention against financial censorship.

No official signing date has been confirmed, but the draft is reportedly in its final stages and may be enacted in the coming weeks.

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