• Trump’s Board of Peace exploring stablecoin to aid Gaza’s digital economy. • Stablecoin would not replace fiat, but enable digital transactions for Gazans. • Board requires $1B membership fee; US pledged $10B. • 26 founding members include Israel, Saudi Arabia, Hungary, El Salvador. • Western European countries largely declined to join the board. • Trump administration supports stablecoin use via GENIUS Act.

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  • The Trump‑established Board of Peace, which requires a $1 billion membership fee, is reportedly in early talks about issuing a stablecoin to support Gaza’s post‑war economy, according to a Financial Times report. The coin would aim to enable digital transactions for Gazans, not replace fiat or become a meme token. The board, launched in January, has 26 founding members-including Israel, Saudi Arabia, Hungary and El Salvador-while most Western European states declined to join. The U.S. pledged $10 billion, and the Trump administration has backed broader stable‑coin use domestically. No issuer has been named, and the proposal remains preliminary. Trump has also floated tokenizing land for post‑war relocation plans.

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