Benjamin Netanyahu said he requested a cryptocurrency and blockchain plan to prepare Israel for possible banking sanctions, without identifying a network, currency or timetable. He also predicted an eventual end to U.S. military funding. The article describes other countries’ crypto initiatives and their limitations, including a sharp decline in Russia’s A7A5 activity and Tether wallet freezes. Israel’s current U.S. military aid agreement expires in September 2028.
الترجمة غير متاحة؛ يُعرض النص الأصلي بالإنجليزية.
Netanyahu presents blockchain as a possible alternative for maintaining economic activity under banking sanctions.
DecryptNetanyahu said he requested a blockchain plan for possible banking sanctions; authors, currency, network and timetable were unspecified.
DecryptThe current $3.8 billion-a-year U.S. military aid agreement expires in September 2028; Netanyahu predicted aid would eventually end.
DecryptElliptic says A7A5 moved about $102 billion in its first year before sanctions and an exchange hack cut daily volume by 96% from its peak.
DecryptBank Leumi plans Bitcoin trading through Galaxy Digital in early 2027, pending Bank of Israel approval.
DecryptTether froze $344 million in April with U.S. authorities and $131 million in July in Iran-linked wallets after U.S. sanctions; years are unspecified.
DecryptAccording to Ynet, more than 60 Israeli economists and former officials warned this week that settlement-focused measures could spread and raise living costs.
DecryptLimitation: The article highlights blockchain traceability, Tether’s freezing powers and A7A5’s volume collapse as constraints on crypto-based sanctions avoidance.
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لا أفكار مرتبطة بهذا الخبر بعد.