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

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.