Trump announced plans to stop pressure on cryptocurrencies in the US and began reforming key agencies. Caroline Crenshaw, known for her anti-crypto stance, will not be reappointed to the SEC. By 2024, control of the SEC will pass to Republicans as Democrats Lizaraga and Chairman Gensler leave. The new leaders will be Uyeda, Peirce, and Atkins, who support the development of the crypto market and the approval of ETFs for bitcoin and ether.
12/18/2024 1:27:58 PM (GMT+1)
Trump promises to stop pressure on cryptocurrencies in the US. The departure of Crenshaw, Gensler, and Lizaraga will pave the way for Republicans to take full control of the SEC in 2024 to support bitcoin and ethereum 🚀
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