Global #crypto policy

President Donald Trump is reportedly set to nominate Michael Selig, a senior advisor from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), to chair the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).

Under the Donald Trump presidency, the position of crypto in the U.S. economy has undergone a dramatic shift. Once a vocal critic of digital assets, Trump has rebranded himself as the "Crypto President," working to transform America into the global "crypto capital."

Cryptocurrency prices have swelled in recent weeks, buoyed by a confluence of favorable developments in Washington, D.C., renewed market exuberance, and positive macroeconomic trends.

Jonathan Gould, a former blockchain executive with extensive regulatory experience, has been confirmed as the next head of the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC).

U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-WY), a long-time advocate for digital asset innovation, is preparing to introduce a key amendment to the forthcoming “One Big Beautiful Bill,” aimed at easing tax burdens for cryptocurrency users — particularly those involved in mining and staking activities.

California State Assemblymember Reggie Chen is collaborating with Proof of Workforce, a Santa Monica-based non-profit, to educate workers, unions, pensions, and municipalities about Bitcoin.

In a bold move to shape the future of cryptocurrency regulation, Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano, has announced plans to collaborate with the incoming Donald Trump administration.

As Donald Trump and Kamala Harris prepare to engage in their first presidential debate, the spotlight on cryptocurrency policy is expected to be dim, despite rising calls for clarity from both candidates.

In a dramatic shift that has captivated the cryptocurrency community, former President Donald Trump has outlined a series of bold promises regarding U.S. cryptocurrency policy.

India is gearing up to solidify its stance on cryptocurrencies with the release of a comprehensive policy framework by September. According to Senior Finance Ministry Official Ajay Seth, the government is currently in the process of consulting with relevant stakeholders to shape the regulatory landscape for the burgeoning digital asset industry.

A recent development in the cryptocurrency world has sparked speculation that China might be reconsidering its strict stance on cryptocurrencies. The rumors began when Bybit, a prominent offshore cryptocurrency exchange, unexpectedly opened registrations and authentication for users in China. This move is noteworthy because Bybit had previously banned Chinese users from accessing its platform due to the country's crypto restrictions.

James Murphy, the founder and chairman of Murphy & McGonigle, shared his expert analysis on how President Biden's recent crypto policy adjustments could impact the ongoing legal battle between Ripple Labs and the SEC.