Trump to host crypto executives as SEC weighs regulations
- On Wednesday, President Donald Trump is hosting cryptocurrency executives and technology leaders at The White House, continuing his administration's pursuit of crypto-friendly policies.
- SEC Chair Paul Atkins and CFTC Chair Mike Selig advanced new frameworks this week; the SEC proposed rules on Tuesday to exempt certain token offerings from securities regulations, making it easier for crypto companies to raise money.
- Ripple, Coinbase, and Nasdaq executives are attending the event, while XRP surged 6.28% to $1.07 as market participants reacted to the potential for new industry standards.
- Recent polling suggests a majority of Americans believe Trump has inappropriately profited from ventures earning him more than $1.4 billion; The White House denies any impropriety regarding his business dealings.
- The Clarity Act remains stalled in Congress, forcing the industry to rely on regulatory frameworks rather than broader legislative reform for market clarity and standardization.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission spent Tuesday proposing the friendliest set of crypto rules an American regulator has ever put on paper. On Wednesday, the industry that would benefit from them was at the White House, having lunch with the president. Donald Trump hosted crypto executives and trade body officials in Washington alongside Paul Atkins, […] This story continues at The Next Web
The White House meeting boosted optimism that the US government will seek to create a more friendly regulatory environment for digital assets.
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