The SEC has historically been an anti-crypto regulator, but it looks like this is changing right before our eyes. In recent months, the SEC has rolled back most of Gary Gensler’s anti-crypto guidance.
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Coin Bureau31 May 2025, 14:00 UTC
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The video discusses the potential impact of Paul Atkins as the new SEC chair on the crypto market. It suggests that Atkins' libertarian views could lead to a bullish, but potentially risky, environment for crypto. Atkins' SEC may be poised to implement regulations that will impact adoption and that may create a boom to the crypto market which in turn could yield to the adoption of 1929-like low regulations with serious high volatility repercussions. Potential deregulation of DeFi along with relaxed enforcement of security law is bullish for crypto in the short term, but potentially cataclysmic. The presenter suggests the debt bubble may be 40 times larger than 1929.
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