Eric Trump Advocates for U.S. Crypto Leadership
Eric Trump Advocates for U.S. Crypto Leadership

Eric Trump Advocates for U.S. Crypto Leadership

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Eric Trump has outlined a vision for the United States to become a leading global hub for cryptocurrency, emphasizing the need for 'sensible' regulatory guidelines during a recent CNBC interview in Abu Dhabi. He expressed optimism following Bitcoin's historic surge past $100,000 and criticized the previous SEC chair, Gary Gensler, for his stringent regulatory approach, which he believes has hindered the industry's growth. Eric Trump stated that the crypto sector is not opposed to regulation but seeks clear and transparent rules that can foster stability and innovation. He warned that without such guidelines, the U.S. risks falling behind countries that are actively embracing crypto. The Trump family remains committed to decentralized finance (DeFi) as part of their broader strategy to make America the 'crypto capital of the world'. These aspirations align with President-elect Donald Trump's campaign promises to reform the regulatory landscape for digital assets.

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