President-elect Donald Trump's new pick for Chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is reportedly expected to start his tenure by revamping the agency's crypto policies.

A leak has revealed the incoming Trump administration could create a wider crypto reserve—prioritizing U.S.-created cryptocurrencies such as XRP and

Many officials in US government agencies have three days to consider whether they intend to continue working their positions under Donald Trump.

With the general counsel stepping down, some of the main characters in the crypto industry's recent clashes with the Securities and Exchange Commission are out.

Trump, who courted crypto cash on the campaign trail with promises to be a "crypto president," is expected to sign an executive order creating a crypto advisory council, an idea he first floated in July,

Donald Trump administration plans to reassess SEC crypto policies, revise regulations, and promote pro-Bitcoin measures for U.S. growth.

One big ask, On The Money has learned, includes no longer having to deal with the heavy hand of regulation by the SEC, also known as Wall Street’s top cop.

Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order on his first day in office that will make the crypto industry a US priority.

As he assumes the presidency for a second time, Donald Trump brings with him a broad expanse of business relationships and financial entanglements.

Banking giant JPMorgan (JPM) has forecastedthe next wave of cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs)—focusing on Solana and XRP—could experience substantial growth if the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) gives the green light.

The so-called altcoins typically refer to cryptocurrencies with smaller market capitalization than bitcoin. They are likely to benefit more from a friendly regulatory environment for digital assets, with Trump's inauguration scheduled on Monday, noted Samir Kerbage, chief investment officer at Hashdex.