Trump’s crypto strategic reserve: Key questions
- The Trump administration is ending investigations into cryptocurrency firms, signaling an interest in promoting digital assets in the U.S. Market.
- The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission dropped cases against Coinbase and Robinhood, signaling a friendlier regulatory approach to cryptocurrency.
- Trump's plans include creating a strategic cryptocurrency reserve composed of Bitcoin, Ether, XRP, Solana, and Cardano, which has sparked debate within the crypto industry.
- Experts express concerns over the ethical implications of a president promoting cryptocurrency, as it may suggest prioritizing personal financial interests over public welfare.
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Though once a crypto skeptic, President Donald Trump has become an enthusiastic supporter of the industry. His media company began investing in crypto several years ago, and on the campaign trail, he pledged to reverse Joe Biden’s administration's tough regulatory approach toward this asset class. He also proposed creating a national Bitcoin stockpile, which would include the Bitcoin seized in law enforcement actions.Trump’s recent announcement …
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