Trump’s USD1 play is ‘dollar expansion,’ not love for blockchain, Ari10 CEO says

According to Mateusz Kara, CEO of the European Giant of Financial Payments, the support of President Donald Trump at Stablecoins could be less on blockchain innovation and more on financial engineering.

THE launch USD1, a new stablecoin at point of the dollar supported by US President Donald Trump And his family may appear as another step in the adoption of traditional cryptography and a natural decision given their support open to industry. But for Mateusz Kara, CEO of the main European supplier for the cryptography payment ARI10, Stablecoin signals something much larger: a strategy focused on the United States to reshape the world debt markets.

“I don’t quite believe in Trump’s sudden love for Stablecoin and Blockchain,” Kara said in a statement sent to Crypto.News. “The real goal of strengthening the Stablescoin market is to make the world a new receptive market for American obligations.”

According to Kara, the mechanism is simple but powerful. To issue stablecoins like USD1, platforms will have to buy American dollars and short -term treasure bills. This creates a fresh and decentralized channel for the global distribution of bonds.

“It is a new expansion mechanism in dollars,” he said. “And this will help the United States borrow at a lower cost by stimulating demand for its debt.”

USD1 joins a crowded field

USD1 was launched on March 25 by World Liberty Financial, the decentralized financial company affiliated with the Trump family. The token is supported 1: 1 by American treasury bills, cash equivalents and deposits, and will take place on the intelligent channel Ethereum and Binance. The initiative is already supported by more than $ 500 million in funding and 85,000 verified users, According to CNBC.

It enters a Stablecoin market which has increased by more than 46% in the past year, with players like Tether, Circle, Paypal and Ripple in competition for domination. The Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent, recently said that Stablecoins will be a key element to ensure that “the United States remains the dominant reserve currency”.

What it means for Europe

For European markets, Kara thinks that the launch of the USD1 should act as a warning.

“Europe must strengthen its stable infrastructure based on euro,” he said. “Otherwise, the stablescoins based on a dollar will dominate the digital financial system.”

He also stressed that regulatory progress, such as EU Mica Frameworkis essential to create a safer and more competitive environment for Stablecoin’s innovation. While recent hacks and exchanges scandals have shaken investors’ confidence, Kara believes that the regulations can offer the security and transparency necessary to restore confidence.

In the end, USD1 can be less a matter of crypto and more soft power. By integrating stables-coated in dollars into the global financial system, the United States could create a new channel to distribute its debt, which bypasses traditional banking services and extends the scope of the dollar in a programmable and borderless form.

That Europe takes up the challenge, warns Kara, depends on the speed with which it moves.

“Stablecoins are no longer just a crypto issue,” he said. “They become global monetary strategy tools.”