Crypto industry execs approve of Trump’s pick to lead SEC
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
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Bitcoin ‘still in early innings’ at $100K —ARK’s Cathie Wood
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
Bitcoin is a competitor to gold, not the US dollar, reiterates Fed’s Powell
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
Kalshi gives Paul Atkins 93% odds to be Trump’s SEC Chair pick despite mixed reports
At the time of publication, the incoming administration had not made any official announcement regarding its pick for SEC chair. Go to Source
Trump’s likely SEC pick fuels RSR token rally to multiyear high
The community has linked the 88% spike in the price of the Reserve Rights token to Donald Trump, who is likely to pick Paul Atkins as the next SEC chair. Go to Source
Crypto Biz: A crypto policy expert may run the SEC
This week’s Crypto Biz explores Singapore Gulf Bank’s plans to acquire a stablecoin firm, Binance delisting tokens, Cantor Fitzgerald’s stake in Tether and the first DOGE ETP. Go to Source
Ethereum ETFs blitz Bitcoin ETFs over last 4 trading days amid ETH rally
Spot Ether ETFs racked up $224.9 million in net inflows over the last four trading days — around $190 million more than the spot Bitcoin ETFs. Go to Source
Paul Atkins emerges as leading candidate for SEC chair
Paul Atkins, former SEC commissioner, could lead a more crypto-friendly regulatory era during the incoming Trump administration. Go to Source
‘Crypto Dad’ squashes rumors that he could replace Gensler as SEC Chair
Former CFTC Acting Chair Chris Giancarlo said he’s “already cleaned up earlier Gary Gensler mess,” shooting down speculation he’d replace the SEC Chair. Go to Source
