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XRP experienced a significant drop of 10.07% following the Federal Reserve's hawkish outlook, which raised the 2025 Fed Funds Rate from 3.4% to 3.9%. The SEC's political shake-up, with the exit of anti-crypto Commissioner Crenshaw, could lead to a withdrawal of the agency's appeal in the Ripple case, potentially boosting XRP's demand. Meanwhile, DTX Exchange is gaining traction with its presale, having raised $10.41 million, and offers advanced trading tools that enhance user experience and liquidity.
As Donald Trump prepares to take office in 2025, the Digital Chamber is advocating for a significant overhaul of the SEC's approach to cryptocurrency regulation. The group emphasizes the need for transparency and collaboration, criticizing past policies and urging a shift towards a more cooperative regulatory framework.The Chamber also calls for legislative action on stablecoins and opposes the reappointment of SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw, citing her detrimental impact on crypto innovation. With a potential policy shift on the horizon, stakeholders are hopeful for a balanced approach that fosters innovation while protecting investors.
The SEC has approved the first dual Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, introduced by Hashdex and Franklin Templeton, marking a significant step in crypto adoption. The ETFs, set to launch in January 2024, will provide institutional investors with simplified access to these major cryptocurrencies, despite ongoing market volatility. This approval reflects a potential shift in the SEC's regulatory stance towards digital assets, following recent leadership changes.
The SEC has approved combined Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs from Hashdex and Franklin Templeton, enhancing institutional access to these cryptocurrencies. The Hashdex Nasdaq Crypto Index US ETF and Franklin Templeton Crypto Index ETF received regulatory clearance, with the latter benefiting from an expedited review.Analysts suggest that upcoming leadership changes in Washington may have influenced these approvals, with a launch expected in January. Meanwhile, predictions indicate that Litecoin ETFs could be next, although demand among institutional investors remains uncertain.
Ripple supporters are optimistic about potential changes in SEC leadership, particularly with the possible departure of anti-crypto Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw and the nomination of pro-crypto Paul Atkins as Chairman. This shift could lead to a more innovation-friendly approach and a potential settlement in Ripple's ongoing legal battle with the SEC, which has seen the company facing penalties and appeals. The Ripple community is hopeful that these developments may favor their case against the regulator.
SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw, known for her critical stance on cryptocurrency, will not be reappointed after the Senate Banking Committee canceled her renomination vote. This decision follows significant backlash from the crypto industry, which has labeled her as "more anti-crypto than Gensler." With her future uncertain, the industry anticipates a more crypto-friendly successor in 2025, potentially leading to a favorable regulatory environment for digital assets in the U.S.
A Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded fund (ETF) is anticipated to lead a series of new crypto funds in 2025, according to analysts. Following this, ETFs for Litecoin and Hedera are expected to gain approval more readily than those for Solana and XRP, which face regulatory hurdles. The upcoming SEC leadership under Donald Trump may further influence the approval landscape for these assets.
US lawmakers in the Senate Banking Committee have canceled a session to vote on Caroline Crenshaw's nomination for a second term at the SEC, making her confirmation before Republicans take control in January increasingly unlikely. Crenshaw, who has served under both Trump and Biden, faces opposition from crypto interest groups labeling her as "more anti-crypto" than SEC Chair Gary Gensler. If not confirmed, she may be replaced or her seat left vacant before 2026.
Caroline Crenshaw will not be renominated as SEC Commissioner after the Senate Banking Committee canceled the scheduled markup vote. Her tenure, marked by opposition to crypto policies and alignment with SEC Chairman Gary Gensler, faced significant pushback from the crypto industry, which portrayed her as "more anti-crypto than Gensler." Industry leaders and organizations actively campaigned against her reappointment, highlighting the ongoing tensions between regulatory oversight and crypto market development.
US lawmakers are making a final push to confirm Caroline Crenshaw for another term at the SEC before Democrats lose control in January. The Senate Banking Committee, led by Sherrod Brown, has scheduled a vote for Dec. 18 after delays attributed to Republican opposition linked to corporate interests, particularly from the cryptocurrency sector. Crenshaw, who has served since 2020, faces criticism for her stance on crypto regulations, and her confirmation is crucial as the SEC may shift to a Republican majority with potential changes in leadership.
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