
网上分享的一张照片显示,Crypto.com 首席执行官 Kris Marszalek 在他的办公室会见了美国dent总统唐纳德·特朗普。此次会议的动机和议程仍不得而知,但这一形象引起了CRO社区成员的兴奋。
自从特朗普在今年早些时候的竞选期间首次支持加密资产以来,加密社区一直在关注特朗普的举动。最近,美国dent总统会见了 Crypto.com 首席执行官 Kris Marszalek,引起了CRO社区成员的兴奋。
https://t.co/GuuXE3Owwx首席执行官@Kris在https://t.co/GuuXE3Owwx高尔夫决战前一天在他的办公室会见了美国dent总统唐纳德·特朗普。虽然会议的细节仍然未知,但仅这张照片就引起了#CROFam的兴奋...... pic.twitter.com/gVemLd8Ccv
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An image of Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek and Donald Trump confirms the two individuals met in Trump’s office. However, the details of the meeting are still unknown. The two met just a day before Crypto.com’s Showdown gold tournament event.
During his presidential election campaigns, Trump promised the crypto industry that he would make the United States the global crypto hub. He also promised to involve the crypto community in streamlining crypto regulations in the U.S. by establishing a presidential advisory council made up of crypto industry members.
While speaking at the Bitcoin Conference 2024 earlier this year, Trump explained that crypto rules would be written by people who love the crypto industry, not those who hate it.
Since Trump won the presidential elections, he has interacted with crypto enthusiasts virtually and now physically in his meeting with the Crypto.com CEO. It was also reported that Trump hopped on a call with Brian Armstrong, the founder and CEO of Coinbase on November 19.
Details of the phone call were not made public. However, a person familiar with the matter explained that the two, as well as an undisclosed well-known D.C. crypto figure, discussed the potential appointments of the two financial watchdogs in the United States, including the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodities and Exchange Futures Commission (CEFC).
On November 18, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter, that Trump will meet with Armstrong.
Some crypto figures have ended up on the president-elect’s appointment list and may soon join his administration in January next year. Trump had promised to fire Gary Gensler, the current chair of the U.S. SEC, who resigned from his position effective January next year.
The president-elect appointed crypto advocate Paul Atkins to replace Gary Gensler. He also appointed former PayPal exec David Sacks as AI and crypto czar. Sacks will be involved in the regulatory oversight of the crypto industry, marking a significant step toward clarifying the United States’ policies in the technology space.
Trump also appointed long-time Dogecoin supporter Elon Musk to head the Department of Government Efficiency. Musk will lead the department, which aims to reduce government expenditures and resource waste. Elon Musk’s companies, Tesla and SpaceX, own a substantial amount of Bitcoin. According to Bitcoin Treasuries’ data, Tesla owns 9,720 Bitcoins while SpaceX owns 8,285 Bitcoins.
Trump also appointed Howard Lutnick in the same department as Musk. Lutnick is a major player in the crypto ecosystem. His firm, Cantor Fitzgerald, manages Tether’s U.S. Treasury bond portfolios.
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