【BitPush】The power structure of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has undergone new changes. As the Republican Party regains control, the policy direction of this financial regulatory agency is also adjusting accordingly. According to industry expectations, the SEC is expected to introduce a series of more crypto-friendly regulatory frameworks by 2026, continuing the supportive regulatory efforts initiated last year.
Why is there such a shift? The key lies in the differences in party positions. Republicans generally hold a more open attitude toward cryptocurrencies and digital asset industries, whereas Democrats tend to be more cautious and conservative in this area. This political ecosystem change directly impacts the regulatory agency’s decision-making priorities.
More notably, the U.S. Senate is expected to vote on the Crypto Market Structure Bill soon. The passage of this bill could establish a clearer legal framework for the entire industry, protecting investors’ interests while providing a more stable policy environment for innovative companies. Given the current political landscape, the likelihood of the bill passing has increased.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 01-10 08:42
Playing the political card again? Will gas fees drop by 2026? Now that's the real issue...
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FromMinerToFarmer
· 01-07 14:42
Finally waited for this, the Republican Party coming to power is indeed different
Are the good days for the folks coming? 2026 is not far, hurry up
This time the SEC really needs to change its temper, Gensler's previous approach was really annoying
If this Senate vote passes... we will have hope for this year
It's another political game... but for us, this is definitely good news
Friendly regulation? I scoff, it still depends on what actually gets implemented
From miners to farmers, just waiting to see when this bill will be enacted
This time, a change in party leadership can change the direction, honestly, crypto is just being played like this
Hold on, 2026... by then, who knows what the situation will be
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TokenSleuth
· 01-07 14:35
Finally, the day has come. The Republican Party taking office is truly different.
But don't get too excited; 2026 is still far away... Feels like they're just making empty promises again.
If the Senate really passes the bill this time, that would be impressive; only then can we see the real situation.
Good stance, but I'm just worried it might be just verbal support again.
By the way, how much would this increase need to be to break even...
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StakeHouseDirector
· 01-07 14:26
Finally, someone is telling the truth. The Republican takeover is a positive signal.
If this framework really gets implemented in 2026, it will be explosive.
Wait, could this just be another paper tiger...
Senate vote? I'll wait and see; they've made too many promises before.
Is the spring of crypto coming? I choose to remain skeptical.
Is this really happening this time, everyone? I'm a bit numb.
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RektRecovery
· 01-07 14:22
lol "crypto-friendly" rules incoming... yeah we've seen this movie before. remember 2017? spoiler alert: doesn't end well. sec flip-flopping based on which party's holding the bag is peak security theater, tbh. the "clearer legal framework" they're promising? architectural flaw waiting to happen. mark my words.
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GasOptimizer
· 01-07 14:15
Hmm, it's another political cycle hype... Let's wait until the 2026 white paper is implemented; for now, it's all about expected prices.
Will the SEC face a positive turn? A preview of crypto regulation rules under Republican control in 2026
【BitPush】The power structure of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has undergone new changes. As the Republican Party regains control, the policy direction of this financial regulatory agency is also adjusting accordingly. According to industry expectations, the SEC is expected to introduce a series of more crypto-friendly regulatory frameworks by 2026, continuing the supportive regulatory efforts initiated last year.
Why is there such a shift? The key lies in the differences in party positions. Republicans generally hold a more open attitude toward cryptocurrencies and digital asset industries, whereas Democrats tend to be more cautious and conservative in this area. This political ecosystem change directly impacts the regulatory agency’s decision-making priorities.
More notably, the U.S. Senate is expected to vote on the Crypto Market Structure Bill soon. The passage of this bill could establish a clearer legal framework for the entire industry, protecting investors’ interests while providing a more stable policy environment for innovative companies. Given the current political landscape, the likelihood of the bill passing has increased.