Odaily星球日报讯 特朗普新政府将任命支持加密货币的候选人担任关键职位，并对加密货币采取更为自由的立场。特朗普正在探索新的人事和政策，以放宽美国的加密货币监管环境。 特朗普的助手正在考虑让“现任监管者、前联邦官员和金融业高管”担任关键领导职位，他们对加密货币持积极态度。此外，他的高级顾问正在与加密货币高管就潜在的联邦政策变化进行磋商。政府最初的讨论重点是监管机构，包括美国 SEC。 消息人士称，这个过程还处于早期阶段，候选人名单会发生变化。然而，一些正在考虑的人选包括目前为 Robinhood 工作的 Daniel Gallagher 和美国 SEC 的两名共和党委员 Hester Peirce 和 Mark Uyeda。（华盛顿邮报）

Odaily星球日报讯 特朗普新政府将任命支持加密货币的候选人担任关键职位，并对加密货币采取更为自由的立场。特朗普正在探索新的人事和政策，以放宽美国的加密货币监管环境。特朗普的助手正在考虑让“现任监管者、前联邦官员和金融业高管”担任关键领导职位，他们对加密货币持积极态度。此外，他的高级顾问正在与加密货币高管就潜在的联邦政策变化进行磋商。政府最初的讨论重点是监管机构，包括美国 SEC。消息人士称，这个过程还处于早期阶段，候选人名单会发生变化。然而，一些正在考虑的人选包括目前为 Robinhood 工作的 Daniel Gallagher 和美国 SEC 的两名共和党委员 Hester Peirce 和 Mark Uyeda。（华盛顿邮报）

华盛顿邮报：特朗普政府将任命支持加密货币的候选人担任关键职位

The Trump administration will appoint pro-cryptocurrency candidates to key positions and take a more liberal stance on cryptocurrencies. Trump is exploring new personnel and policies to ease the cryptocurrency regulatory environment in the United States. Trump's aides are considering having "current regulators, former federal officials and financial industry executives" take on key leadership roles, who have a positive attitude towards cryptocurrencies. In addition, his senior advisors are consulting with cryptocurrency executives on potential federal policy changes. The initial focus of the government's discussions is on regulatory agencies, including the U.S. SEC. Sources say the process is still in the early stages and the list of candidates will change. However, some of the people being considered include Daniel Gallagher, who currently works for Robinhood, and two Republican SEC commissioners, Hester Peirce and Mark Uyeda.

The Trump administration will appoint pro-cryptocurrency candidates to key positions and take a more liberal stance on cryptocurrencies. Trump is exploring new personnel and policies to ease the regulatory environment for cryptocurrencies in the US. Trump's aides are considering placing "current regulators, former federal officials and financial industry executives" in key leadership roles, who have a positive attitude towards cryptocurrencies. In addition, his senior advisors are consulting with cryptocurrency executives on potential federal policy changes. The initial focus of the government's discussions is on regulatory agencies, including the US SEC. Sources say the process is still in the early stages and the list of candidates will change. However, some of the people being considered include Daniel Gallagher, who currently works for <Robinhood>, and two Republican SEC commissioners, Hester Peirce and Mark Uyeda. (The Washington Post)

Washington Post: Trump administration to appoint crypto-friendly candidates to key posts

Odaily Planet Daily Report: Auros Hong Kong Managing Director Le Shi said: "The dust of Trump's victory has not yet settled, and given Trump's support for cryptocurrencies, a certain degree of rise is just a matter of time, which is what we are seeing now." Driven by strong demand for the US Bitcoin spot ETF and the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts, Bitcoin has risen about 90% so far in 2024, setting a new record after the US election, outperforming the returns of investments such as stocks and gold. Digital asset companies and executives invested heavily during the US election to support the candidate Trump, who was seen as beneficial to their interests, as Noelle Acheson, the author of "Crypto Is Macro Now," wrote: "Trump has promised to support regulation, and the full support of the House and Senate greatly increases the likelihood of cryptocurrency bills being passed."

Digital asset trader predicts more friendly U.S. crypto regulatory environment

According to a report released on Monday, the research department of investment bank TD Cowen predicts that the regulation of cryptocurrencies in the United States may undergo a 180-degree turnaround (but cannot be guaranteed) during the upcoming Trump administration. Given that the Republican-controlled Senate and House of Representatives will dominate the political landscape, although the advantage is small, analysts predict that President-elect Trump will be able to leverage his "political capital" to push an agenda centered on economic reform, trade, and tax cuts. The researchers wrote: "We believe that once Trump appoints a new SEC chairman, cryptocurrency enforcement may be put on the back burner, regardless of whether Gary Gensler resigns as SEC chairman, Trump can appoint a new chairman on January 20, which does not mean that cryptocurrencies will become the Wild West without any SEC oversight. The new chairman will re-evaluate existing cases and find ways to more clearly explain how cryptocurrency companies can comply with existing laws, which exceeds our expectations." However, the researchers believe that "given the Trump team's focus on extending tax cuts and addressing tariff and trade issues, cryptocurrencies will not be their top priority." (<Odaily>)

TD Cowen: Bipartisan crypto bill more likely to pass under Trump, but won’t be a top priority

Odaily Planet Daily Report: In a report released on Monday, Bitcoin financial services and infrastructure company NYDIG explained how Trump's support for Bitcoin (including a Bitcoin reserve proposal and expected changes in the leadership of major regulatory agencies) could strengthen the position of digital assets. The report discusses potential changes in the leadership of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the Options Clearing Corporation (OCC), the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), and the Treasury Department, which could reduce restrictions on digital assets. NYDIG's analysis highlights Trump's support for the proposed U.S. Bitcoin reserve plan, indicating that federal policy is shifting towards digital assets. The report notes that Trump's plan includes using seized Bitcoin for strategic reserves, although it acknowledges potential legal obstacles. NYDIG points out that under the new administration, legislative proposals such as the Financial Innovation and Technology (FIT21) Act and stablecoin regulations may receive support. While immediate legislative action is unlikely, the report emphasizes the trend towards a more open regulatory environment. Additionally, the analysis suggests that the SEC may seek settlements or even drop certain cases against cryptocurrency companies, including Ripple Labs, Coinbase, and Binance, and may reconsider Wells notices issued to companies like <Uniswap>, <ConsenSys>, and <Crypto.com>. The report states: "While some investors have already allocated to Bitcoin, the most common allocation is still zero. There is no excuse now. This asset can not only be accessed through well-regulated products like ETFs, but is also becoming a political necessity."