Trump Presidency Could Transform Crypto Regulation
Trump Presidency Could Transform Crypto Regulation

Trump Presidency Could Transform Crypto Regulation

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Investment firm Ark Invest suggests that a second Trump presidency could significantly alter the U.S. crypto landscape, potentially leading to more favorable regulations and increased market access for digital assets. The firm anticipates that key legislation, including the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act, may be enacted, igniting innovation and possibly facilitating IPOs for major players like Circle and Kraken. Bitcoin has surged post-election, reaching over $88,000, as Trump aims to establish the U.S. as the 'crypto capital of the planet' and seeks crypto-friendly regulatory appointments. Coinbase's chief legal officer emphasized the industry's demand for clearer regulations to foster growth, particularly concerning stablecoins. J.P. Morgan's Managing Director noted that Trump's proposed tax cuts and regulatory rollbacks could further stimulate investment and market optimism. Overall, the crypto industry is hopeful for a regulatory environment that supports its expansion under the upcoming administration.

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