SEC under Trump could freeze crypto cases not involving fraud: Report
Two of the three Democratic commissioners at the SEC will be leaving before Donald Trump takes office on Jan. 20. Go to Source
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US Senate Banking Committee chair says crypto framework will be a priority
With a Republican majority having taken control of the US Senate in January, Tim Scott said the Banking Committee would have an “open-minded environment” for digital assets. Go to Source
Crypto deregulation under Trump: Promises vs reality
The incoming US president will have the authority to enact many policies favorable to crypto users after taking office next week. Go to Source
Polymarket users bet on Canadian PM resigning amid reports he steps back
Many news outlets are reporting that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau could announce his resignation at a Jan. 6 press conference. Go to Source
Members of US Congress backed by crypto PACs to take office on Jan. 3
Interest groups suggested that a majority of lawmakers in the US House of Representatives would be “pro-crypto” after the 2024 election. Go to Source
US crypto execs express hope for regulatory clarity in 2025
The new year will bring freshmen members of Congress and President-elect Donald Trump, who made big promises to the industry during his campaign. Go to Source
Ethena Labs partners with Trump’s World Liberty Financial
The announcement comes fresh on the heels of World Liberty’s purchase of $500,000 worth of ENA tokens. Go to Source
Trump’s inauguration may trigger crypto sell-off, says Arthur Hayes
Arthur Hayes published a “Trump Truth” blog post forecasting a massive crash in crypto markets following Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration in January. Go to Source
Trump meets with Crypto.com CEO as firm drops SEC lawsuit
The cryptocurrency exchange filed a suit against the SEC in October after receiving a Wells notice, but dropped it the same day its CEO met with the US President-elect. Go to Source
US lawmakers to make a last-ditch effort to confirm SEC commissioner
Caroline Crenshaw may still have one more chance to be confirmed for a second term as an SEC commissioner before the next session of Congress. Go to Source