With Howard Lutnick being appointed as Commerce Secretary instead of Treasury, it raises some interesting questions about the future of crypto policy in the U.S. Given that Lutnick is a known Bitcoin advocate, how do you think his role will influence the direction of crypto regulations, especially compared to what we might have seen under a Treasury Secretary with stronger ties to the crypto space?
Moreover, with potential candidates for Treasury lacking a pro-crypto stance, do you think this could lead to a more restrictive environment for cryptocurrencies in the U.S.? What strategies do you think crypto investors and enthusiasts should adopt in light of these developments? Let's discuss!
With Howard Lutnick being appointed as Commerce Secretary instead of Treasury, it raises some interesting questions about the future of crypto policy in the U.S. Given that Lutnick is a known Bitcoin advocate, how do you think his role will influence the direction of crypto regulations, especially compared to what we might have seen under a Treasury Secretary with stronger ties to the crypto space?
Moreover, with potential candidates for Treasury lacking a pro-crypto stance, do you think this could lead to a more restrictive environment for cryptocurrencies in the U.S.? What strategies do you think crypto investors and enthusiasts should adopt in light of these developments? Let's discuss!
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