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without any comment. you don't know who satoshi is xD
$ETH Mental retardation coin, just like the owner
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I think I partly agree, but only because there are 80% holders in ltc too
We will never see an opportunity like this in crypto again
probably many of the litecoin miners are actually large bitcoin mining operations and are dumping ltc for btc... however, the narrative of only bitcoin is false, and now that they have little ltc to sell at the lows... and with network usage continuing to rise, litecoin is poised for the biggest price increase we have likely ever seen... everyone is against litecoin. $LTC
probably many of the litecoin miners are actually large bitcoin mining operations and are dumping ltc for btc... however, the narrative of only bitcoin is false, and now that they have little ltc to sell at the lows... and with network usage continuing to rise, litecoin is poised for the biggest price increase we have likely ever seen... everyone is against litecoin. $LTC
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Trump to Pick SEC Chair Tomorrow: What It Means for Crypto
The post Trump to Pick SEC Chair Tomorrow: What It Means for Crypto appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News
Donald Trump’s SEC Chair nomination is set to drop tomorrow, and it’s already turning heads. Why? Well, for starters, this isn’t just any routine appointment. Trump promised to kick out Gary Gensler, the current SEC Chair, on his first day back in office—and Gensler has already announced he’s stepping down. So, who’s going to take the reins? And what could this mean for crypto’s future?
Gensler’s Era: Love It or Hate It
Let’s talk about Gary Gensler for a sec. During his time at the SEC, he really went all-in on crypto regulation. Some people loved that he cracked down on fraud and made things like Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs a reality. Others? Not so much. His “regulation-by-enforcement” style rubbed a lot of people the wrong way, especially those who think the U.S. should be leading in crypto innovation—not scaring companies away.
With Gensler out of the picture, Trump has a big chance to shift gears. Pro-crypto voices are already buzzing about what comes next. Will the SEC finally focus on clarity and innovation? Or are we just trading one set of problems for another?
Who’s Likely to Land the Job?
Okay, here’s where it gets interesting. Prediction markets like Kalshi are pointing to Paul Atkins as the frontrunner. This guy is all about innovation and seems to be the polar opposite of Gensler. He’s pushing for clear, pro-business crypto rules, and honestly, that’s music to a lot of ears in the industry.
But he’s not the only name being thrown around. There’s Dan Gallagher, Mark Uyeda, Robert Stebbins, and Heath Tarbert, too. Solid contenders, sure, but none have the same buzz as Atkins. Trump’s transition team is apparently in the final stages of picking someone, so we’ll know soon enough.
What to Expect
If Atkins—or someone like him—gets the job, we could see a huge shift in how the U.S. handles crypto. Instead of enforcement crackdowns, we might get clearer rules that help companies innovate without fear. That could attract more businesses and investors to the space, which is a win-win, right?
But let’s not get ahead of ourselves. Politics is messy, and big promises don’t always pan out. Still, for now, all eyes are on Trump’s announcement. Could this be the moment that changes everything for crypto? We’ll find out soon.
Donald Trump’s SEC Chair nomination is set to drop tomorrow, and it’s already turning heads. Why? Well, for starters, this isn’t just any routine appointment. Trump promised to kick out Gary Gensler, the current SEC Chair, on his first day back in office—and Gensler has already announced he’s stepping down. So, who’s going to take the reins? And what could this mean for crypto’s future?
Gensler’s Era: Love It or Hate It
Let’s talk about Gary Gensler for a sec. During his time at the SEC, he really went all-in on crypto regulation. Some people loved that he cracked down on fraud and made things like Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs a reality. Others? Not so much. His “regulation-by-enforcement” style rubbed a lot of people the wrong way, especially those who think the U.S. should be leading in crypto innovation—not scaring companies away.
With Gensler out of the picture, Trump has a big chance to shift gears. Pro-crypto voices are already buzzing about what comes next. Will the SEC finally focus on clarity and innovation? Or are we just trading one set of problems for another?
Who’s Likely to Land the Job?
Okay, here’s where it gets interesting. Prediction markets like Kalshi are pointing to Paul Atkins as the frontrunner. This guy is all about innovation and seems to be the polar opposite of Gensler. He’s pushing for clear, pro-business crypto rules, and honestly, that’s music to a lot of ears in the industry.
But he’s not the only name being thrown around. There’s Dan Gallagher, Mark Uyeda, Robert Stebbins, and Heath Tarbert, too. Solid contenders, sure, but none have the same buzz as Atkins. Trump’s transition team is apparently in the final stages of picking someone, so we’ll know soon enough.
What to Expect
If Atkins—or someone like him—gets the job, we could see a huge shift in how the U.S. handles crypto. Instead of enforcement crackdowns, we might get clearer rules that help companies innovate without fear. That could attract more businesses and investors to the space, which is a win-win, right?
But let’s not get ahead of ourselves. Politics is messy, and big promises don’t always pan out. Still, for now, all eyes are on Trump’s announcement. Could this be the moment that changes everything for crypto? We’ll find out soon.
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If it were just Lula...
Tell me how he destroyed Brazil's economy if we are one of the largest in the world.
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