President-elect Donald Trump of the United States is considering creating a dedicated virtual asset position at the White House. The intention is to report virtual asset policies directly to the President.
On the 20th (local time), CoinTelegraph reported that the President-elect Trump is discussing the creation of a dedicated virtual asset position with industry executives. This dedicated position is expected to serve as a communication and mediation channel between the President, Congress, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). The Trump transition team is reportedly reviewing candidates for this position.
During his campaign, the President-elect Trump promised to "make America the global capital of virtual assets" and "stop regulating and cracking down on the virtual asset industry." He fired Gary Gensler, the 'Crypto Grim Reaper' and SEC Chairman, and promised to establish a Presidential Advisory Council on Virtual Assets and a strategic BTC reserve system, winning the support of virtual asset supporters.
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