PANews reported on November 14 that according to Jinshi, former US SEC Chairman Jay Clayton said on Wednesday that the US Congress may pass legislation to regulate cryptocurrencies after Trump takes office.
Clayton also said he favors relaxing regulatory burdens to encourage companies to go public, a foreshadowing of broad changes in public policy that are being sought by an industry that has spent heavily to influence this month’s presidential election.
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The 2024 US presidential election is approaching its final moment, and the world is focusing on it. Will the United States welcome its first "crypto president" or its first female president? How will it affect the crypto market? PANews will track the 2024 US presidential election in real time.
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