PANews reported on February 7 that Germany will elect a new parliament on February 23, according to Reuters, which may have a profound impact on the financial industry of Europe's largest economy. Among them, the far-right Alternative for Germany party ranked second in the polls, but the mainstream German parties refused to cooperate with it in any government, which means that its proposals may never be realized. Despite this, their financial policy plans are the most specific and radical. The Alternative for Germany party called for Germany to withdraw from the euro zone, supported "extensive deregulation" of Bitcoin, wallets and transactions, opposed the digital euro, and so on.