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Cody Carbone will take over as CEO of the Digital Chamber, a crypto advocacy group, in April, succeeding founder Perianne Boring, who will become chair of the board. The organization is shifting to a proactive stance on cryptocurrency regulations, aligning with recent initiatives from the Trump administration.Carbone aims to prioritize stablecoin and market structure legislation, especially following the Senate Banking Committee's advancement of the bipartisan GENIUS Act, which seeks to establish a regulatory framework for stablecoins. The Digital Chamber will also work with lawmakers and communities to highlight blockchain's significance in national security and financial inclusion.
President-elect Donald Trump’s selection of Paul Atkins to lead the SEC could significantly reshape the U.S. crypto regulatory landscape, moving away from the stringent policies of Gary Gensler. While Atkins is expected to focus on eliminating regulatory roadblocks and ensuring proportional penalties, experts caution that changes will be gradual due to legal constraints. Industry leaders remain optimistic about a collaborative approach with current SEC leadership, anticipating a careful and methodical overhaul of existing policies.
Paul Atkins, nominated by President Trump as the next SEC chair, is expected to shift the agency's approach to crypto regulation, moving away from the aggressive tactics of his predecessor, Gary Gensler. While Atkins is pro-crypto and advocates for clearer regulations, significant changes may take time due to existing legal precedents and ongoing lawsuits. His familiarity with current SEC staff, including pro-crypto commissioners, could facilitate a more accommodating regulatory environment for the industry.
A Senate committee vote to re-nominate SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw has been postponed, leaving her future uncertain. The delay, attributed to Republican opposition, raises the possibility of a Republican majority at the SEC following the upcoming Trump administration. Current SEC Chair Gary Gensler will depart on January 20, 2025, and Crenshaw's critics within the crypto industry are vocal about their desire for her removal.
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