What's behind the change promises in the crypto industry?

The crypto industry is waiting for changes from the Trump administration, especially in the context of the SEC, which under Gensler's leadership has tightened control over the crypto business. Gensler's departure and Trump's promises to review regulatory policy give hope for easing the pressure on the market and creating more transparent and understandable rules.

However, hopes for the loyalty of the new administration do not guarantee success. Too soft an approach can open the door to unscrupulous players, which will again lead to reputational and financial losses. On the other hand, the lack of real changes and the failure to make promises can provoke a market correction and increase mistrust of the authorities.

The question is not only what the SEC will do, but also how balanced the new measures will be. Regulations should protect users and investors, but at the same time not stifle innovation.

I see this as a chance for the crypto industry to strengthen its position through dialogue with regulators. However, without thoughtful solutions, risks for the market remain. In the coming months, much will become clear: either the crypto market will receive the long-awaited development, or it will face new challenges.

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