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What’s next for cryptocurrency regulation under Trump’s second term

Published

12 months ago

February 20, 2025

With a pro-business approach, crypto firms watch for policy shifts in the digital asset market.

Just 30 days into his second term, President Donald Trump is moving quickly with a series of executive orders aimed at shaping his administration’s economic and regulatory agenda.

Known for his pro-business stance, Trump’s return to office has sparked renewed speculation about how his administration will handle cryptocurrency regulation.

As digital assets continue to play a growing role in the financial sector, industry leaders are closely monitoring potential policy shifts.

The administration’s stance on crypto could have major implications for investors, exchanges, and blockchain developers.

While Trump has previously expressed skepticism about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, his broader deregulatory agenda has some in the industry hopeful that his policies will create a more favorable environment for innovation.

Key questions remain: Will the administration push for clearer guidelines to support institutional investment? Could stricter regulations on exchanges and stablecoins be on the horizon? And how will Trump’s economic policies influence the broader crypto market?

As federal agencies begin outlining their priorities, crypto firms are bracing for potential changes that could redefine the industry’s regulatory landscape.

All eyes are on Washington to see how Trump’s second term will impact the future of digital assets.

Chen Arad, the Co-Founder & CXO of Solidus Labs joins Veronica Dudo to discuss.

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Bitcoin falls below $67,000 as market sentiment wavers

Bitcoin falls below $67K amid sell-off; analysts cite interest rates and ETF flows as market pressures.

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4 days ago

February 12, 2026

Harvey Vargas

Bitcoin falls below $67K amid sell-off; analysts cite interest rates and ETF flows as market pressures.

Bitcoin has tumbled below $67,000, extending a recent decline as investor confidence wavers. The cryptocurrency stabilised near $67,000 after briefly dipping to around $66,996.

The sell-off follows Bitcoin falling below the $70,000 mark on February 5, with analysts from Deutsche Bank citing the fading ‘Tinkerbell effect’ as a key reason for the wavering valuation.

Additional pressures from the Federal Reserve’s interest rate policies and large ETF inflows and outflows have intensified the crash. Despite the turmoil, some analysts point to early signs of potential market stabilisation.

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Bitcoin tumbles as volatility surges and analysts warn of more downside

Bitcoin drops 12% to 77,900 amid global market volatility; predictions vary on short-term recovery or further declines.

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2 weeks ago

February 3, 2026

Harvey Vargas

Bitcoin drops 12% to 77,900 amid global market volatility; predictions vary on short-term recovery or further declines.

Bitcoin has had a bruising week, slipping below 80,000 for the first time since April 2025 and trading near 77,900 as global markets turn risk off. The pullback has wiped more than 200 billion from the crypto market, with thin weekend liquidity accelerating the sell-off.

Volatility has surged after more than 2 billion dollars in bitcoin positions were liquidated since Thursday, intensifying price swings and unsettling investors. Analysts are divided, with some calling a potential short-term bottom near 70,000 while others warn the turbulence may not be over yet.

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White House holds talks with crypto and banking executives on new rules

White House to meet with crypto leaders on federal legislation and stablecoin interest amid financial stability concerns.

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3 weeks ago

January 29, 2026

Harvey Vargas

White House to meet with crypto leaders on federal legislation and stablecoin interest amid financial stability concerns.

The White House is set to meet with banking and cryptocurrency leaders to push forward federal crypto legislation. Discussions will focus on stablecoin interest and financial rules under the Clarity Act.

The bill aims to provide clarity for digital assets but faces delays over competition and financial stability concerns. Crypto companies emphasise that offering interest is crucial to attract customers.

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