Predicting Crypto Enforcement in a Second Term under Trump – Legal Insights
In November 2021, during the crypto market’s peak, the total market value hit an all-time high of nearly $3 trillion. Fast forward just one year to November 2022, after FTX filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, that figure had tumbled by a staggering 75%. While the collapse of FTX was just one piece of the puzzle, it served as a pivotal moment for government actions in the crypto industry.
This Special Report dives into how the government has been going after crypto companies and individuals post-FTX fallout. We’ll also explore how these enforcement priorities might shift and influence the future of crypto under the upcoming Trump administration set to begin in January 2025. Over the last two years since the FTX incident, we’ve seen a focus on several key areas: (1) failure to register securities, (2) fraudulent offerings, (3) money laundering and mixers, and (4) market manipulation and liquidity pools. With President-elect Donald J. Trump, who has expressed interest in easing crypto regulations, set to take office, we can expect some changes in these priorities and the agencies driving them.
After delving into each of these enforcement areas, we’ll offer insights into what we can anticipate from the upcoming Trump administration. Stay informed about the evolving landscape of crypto regulations by reading our full report. And remember to stay connected by subscribing, following us on LinkedIn, and reaching out to talk with a legal expert if you have any concerns.
