Trump agencies to set crypto policy as bill stalls, limiting industry's gains
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As the U.S. Congress delays relevant legislation, key agencies of the Trump administration are set to formulate cryptocurrency policies directly. This is increasing regulatory uncertainty across the industry and acting as a factor limiting the sharp upward trend. Investors should closely monitor upcoming specific policy announcements from regulatory agencies and legislative trends in Congress.
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- Bitcoin — As the processing of cryptocurrency-related bills in Congress is delayed and policy formulation led by administration agencies is anticipated, regulatory uncertainty is growing, limiting the upside potential and profits of the broader cryptocurrency industry.
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Due to legislative delays in Congress, agencies under the Trump administration are independently leading cryptocurrency policies, limiting the market's pace of institutional integration and growth momentum. As a result, regulatory risks are highlighted in the short term, likely increasing asset price volatility.
In a future bullish scenario, friendly institutional guidelines could provide clarity, but in a bearish scenario, increased costs due to overlapping regulations are a concern. Statements from major regulatory agencies and the passage of related bills must be monitored as key indicators.
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