According to the Financial Times, the Board of Peace, led by US President Trump, is exploring the issuance of a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar to support the digital transaction system in Gaza. Sources indicate that the stablecoin would be "a way for Gaza residents to make digital payments." Gaza is currently experiencing a severe humanitarian crisis, making cash extremely difficult to obtain. Numerous banking facilities and ATMs have been damaged or closed, and new cash transfers are restricted, leading residents to increasingly rely on digital payment methods. The stablecoin proposal was put forward against this backdrop, aiming to establish basic financial transaction infrastructure. The project is spearheaded by Israeli tech entrepreneur Liran Tancman and is being pursued in collaboration with institutions such as the National Council for the Administration of Gaza (NCAG). Sources indicate that the plan includes not only a stablecoin but also the establishment of a "secure digital infrastructure" as an open platform to support electronic payments, financial services, online education, and healthcare systems, while allowing users to control their own data.