Trump’s New Plan for Gaza: $17 Billion Digital Revolution (Stablecoin Included!)

Trump’s Board of Peace does something about Gaza’s economy with a stablecoin and $17 billion. Sounds too good to be true? Wait for it.

The Board of Peace (oh yes, that board) has decided that a stablecoin is exactly what the war-torn Gaza economy needs right now. According to the Financial Times, this is the magical digital tool that will help people swap goods without the hassle of, you know, actual physical cash or those lovely, broken machines that are so helpful during a financial crisis. Modern problems, modern solutions, right?

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Right now, many Gazans are in the midst of a serious cash shortage. Why? Because hundreds of ATMs are apparently as useful as a paperweight. So, naturally, Liran Tancman is stepping in (for no pay, mind you) to develop a shiny new digital payment system that promises to be “secure” and “future-proof.” Fingers crossed on that one, huh?

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And don’t worry, this stablecoin isn’t one of those meme coins that make you roll your eyes. Oh no. It’s a “serious” system for the people of Gaza to buy food and basic supplies from their mobile phones. Because why not add a little tech sparkle to your life when everything’s already falling apart?

Also, the National Committee for the Administration of Gaza is helping out with the whole “administering things” bit. Good luck, guys!

The Board of Peace, created in January 2026 (because peace and stability can totally be designed in a few months, right?), is packed with notable names like Marco Rubio, Tony Blair, and Ajay Banga. Together, they aim to build the “modern” economy Gaza deserves. Or at least, that’s what the press release says.

The United States has promised to cough up $10 billion to rebuild the region, while other member states have pledged a measly $7 billion. Apparently, a chunk of that will go toward the whole digital currency setup. So, at least someone’s getting paid. But let’s not get too excited.

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Of course, this grand proposal is still in the “early stages,” which, in bureaucratic speak, probably means “we’re not sure if this is even possible yet.” But hey, let’s hope those poor internet and power lines don’t throw a wrench in the works. You can’t exactly make payments online when your electricity is as consistent as a toddler’s attention span.

And because no tech venture is complete without some international collaboration, the board is working with the new Palestinian government and a bunch of Gulf Arab countries for technical help. It’s like the Avengers, but for economic recovery. Minus the fun costumes.

Surprise! 26 countries have already signed on to the board, including Israel and Saudi Arabia. But some Western European nations are still holding out, probably because of some red tape or protocol they just have to deal with. But the Board of Peace isn’t letting that stop them. They’re pushing forward with their quest for quick and modern economic solutions.

Finally, the whole point of this digital makeover? Rebuilding medical systems, launching online schools, and obviously, the token. It’s almost like technology is going to magically undo two years of destruction. Who needs physical hospitals when you can just send a few blockchain transactions?

The grand conclusion? This $17 billion plan could totally revolutionize life in Gaza. Forget broken banks and non-existent cash. With these digital tools, things are bound to get a whole lot easier for the average Gaza resident. Or at least, that’s the dream. Time will tell, right?

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2026-02-24 14:45