Trump’s first week in office: Will crypto regulation take a back seat?
Crypto investors and commentators are hopeful ahead of Trump’s inauguration, anticipating innovation-friendly regulations from his first day in office. Go to Source
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Crypto investors and commentators are hopeful ahead of Trump’s inauguration, anticipating innovation-friendly regulations from his first day in office. Go to Source
US President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly open to establishing a strategic reserve that would include US-founded cryptocurrencies. Go to Source
Bitcoin is now down around 11% after reaching its all-time high price of $108,135 on Dec. 17. Go to Source
The Digital Chamber issued a crypto agenda for the incoming SEC leadership to repair its “troubled relationship” with the crypto industry. Go to Source
Trump’s new pick for the next SEC Chair is a win for the crypto industry, but the desired changes may be slow to come into play. Go to Source
Donald Trump has nominated Paul Atkins, a pro-crypto former SEC commissioner, to replace Gary Gensler as SEC chair. Go to Source
Executives from Bitwise, Ripple, and Coinbase voiced their support for former SEC commissioner Paul Atkins to lead the agency after Gary Gensler’s departure. Go to Source
Bitcoin became a $2 trillion asset in less than 16 years, while companies like Apple and Amazon took 42 and 29 years, respectively, to reach that value. Go to Source
US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell also dismissed the idea that people see Bitcoin as a symbol of a lack of faith in the US dollar. Go to Source
At the time of publication, the incoming administration had not made any official announcement regarding its pick for SEC chair. Go to Source