White House Digital Asset Advisor Patrick Witt calls for an immediate crypto market structure bill, stressing that “no bill is better than a bad bill” under the current pro-crypto administration.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent uses his hedge fund experience to deflect blame and protect the Trump administration’s interests in the wake of Japan’s historic bond selloff.
Senator Elizabeth Warren warns the SEC about the risks of including cryptocurrencies in retirement plans, citing volatility, higher fees, and weak oversight as major concerns.
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson doubts the CLARITY Act’s passage, links crypto market weakness to policy gaps, and demands the resignation of Trump’s crypto adviser, David Sacks.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell accuses the Trump administration of using criminal investigations to pressure rate cuts, raising concerns about political interference in Federal Reserve decisions and its impact on markets.
Bill Miller IV, a prominent fund manager, believes Bitcoin is poised for another major rally, driven by a crypto-friendly regulatory environment and increased Wall Street adoption. Analysts predict Bitcoin could reach new all-time highs by 2026.
The SEC has significantly reduced its crypto-related enforcement actions under the Trump Administration, dropping nearly 60% of cases. This shift could indicate a more favorable stance towards the cryptocurrency industry, with potential implications for market growth and regulation.
The U.S. crypto regulation landscape is shifting as the SEC, CFTC, and Trump administration take new stances. The SEC has ended its Ondo inquiry, the CFTC has launched a collateral pilot and withdrawn its 2020 guidance, and President Trump’s 2025 NSS omits digital assets.