Who would have thought anyone in the financial arena would be excited about regulatory measures? However, in the Cryptoverse, the next step is necessary to move it into mainstream adoption.
Anthony Pompliano (Founder and CEO of Professional Capital Management) sees regulatory clarity in the Cryptoverse as a top barrier to mainstream adoption. He (along with many others) sees 2025 as the year in which huge strides could be made to make it happen.
President-elect Trump’s campaign promises (and subsequent appointments) are a primary reason for the optimism.
Since Gary Gensler announced his resignation as the chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Michael Barr (another anti-crypto government official) has been stepping down from his post at the Federal Reserve Bank.
These moves are on the heel of Trump’s appointments of:
Paul Atkins, the SEC chair,
Perianne Boring, CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission) chair,
David Sacks, the proposed AI and Crypto Czar,
Bo Hines, The Crypto Council,
Stephen Miran, Council of Economic Advisers chair.
There is early optimism that the 119th Congress will pass meaningful legislation, which plays well for Crypto regulations.
Pompliano pointed out in his January 7, 2025 newsletter, The Pomp Letter, that global regulations in the EU (European Union), Singapore, and Switzerland show positive investor confidence.
Jason Barraza, chief operating officer for Security Token Market, sees 2025 as the year “crypto-native communities and traditional finance start to narrow.” Barraza sees the new Crypto-friendly appointments as being a catalyst for this.
He also notes three areas to pay attention to for regulatory clarity.
1 — Definition and classification of digital assets
Defining how Cryptocurrency is classified will set the stage for every other regulation.
2 — Stablecoins
Stablecoins remain the bridge for traditional investors to own Crypto without the high volatility.
3 — Taxation of crypto transactions
Taxes make a government work, and Crypto taxation will be no expectation.
Why it matters
Mainstream adoption of the Cryptoverse is inevitable. Everything with it represents the digital future humanity is moving into.
Regulations are necessary evils that comfort investors and provide control measures to the government. They enable something to be used by the general population.
Depending on the timing of Bills being presented, debated, voted on, and passed (or failed) in 2025 will determine how close the Cryptoverse comes to mainstream adoption.
At the very least, it is on the right path.
How it impacts everyday people
Bitcoin and the Cryptoverse are moving towards mainstream adoption and will have a (major) seat at the global financial table.
The Cryptoverse will impact humanity, which means change is coming and will affect you.
It will take work and a willingness to change, but once it is embraced, it will help everyday people find a better life.
It is part of the future global economic landscape and must be something you are familiar with.
Education is critical, and intelligent investing is paramount for everyday people to navigate these bumpy roads.
The thought of change often scares everyday people back into old, comfortable living patterns. There is nothing comfortable about being uncomfortable.
However, IF change is to occur, you must weigh the length of your uncomfortableness against the lifetime of enjoyment.
In other words, is it worth the temporary discomfort to avoid a lifetime of complacency and lack?
If your answer is YES, you can follow along and learn how to make a change by being educated in the cryptoverse.
I am committed to the cryptoverse, which offers a path to help you change and find financial freedom.
Disclaimer: I am not a financial planner and do not offer financial advice. I am an avid student of the cryptoverse who is willing to make the things I learn available to everyday people eager to take a chance, change, and explore your financial freedom in the cryptoverse.
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