2025-12-23 02:27:26

MAJOR SHIFT IN U.S. CRYPTO POLICY: Michael Selig has been confirmed as the new CFTC Chairman, marking a significant turning point for digital assets regulation. During his confirmation, Selig outlined an ambitious vision for America's role in the global crypto landscape, stating that the nation should position itself as "the crypto of the world." This pro-Bitcoin stance signals a meaningful change in regulatory approach toward the sector. The market has responded swiftly to this development, with BTC showing strong momentum as traders interpret the policy shift as bullish for broader cryptocurrency adoption and institutional participation in the U.S. This leadership change could reshape how digital assets are regulated and integrated into American financial infrastructure.

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RektButAlive

· 9h ago

Wow, is the US really going to become the "cryptocurrency of the world"? Now BTC taking off is no longer a dream.

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4am_degen

· 12-23 02:57

Wow, this time we're really going to da moon, the U.S. is no longer pretending and directly embracing Bitcoin.

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SolidityJester

· 12-23 02:50

Wow, "the encryption of the world"? The US is really making moves, are they going to completely change their stance? I'm enjoying this rise of BTC.

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zkNoob

· 12-23 02:45

Wow, did Seliger really go up? The U.S. is going to get serious now, the term "the world's encryption" is amazing. It's not surprising that BTC is going to the moon directly, the favourable information is overflowing. Wait, does this mean institutions are really going to enter the market? Oh my gosh, finally someone understands us. Don't just shout slogans, the real test is still ahead. Now the regulatory framework is going to change, we need to be careful not to flip the car. Sounds good, but we still need to see how the policies are implemented later. "The world's encryption"? This name is too fancy, I like it. Finally, we've waited for this day, I'm moved to tears.

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