President Trump Would Stop New Financial Regulation in the US
Donald Trump will confirm his intention to halt further financial regulation in the US until “significant growth” occurs. Trump Slams ‘Record-Breaking Pace’. In his forthcoming economic speech in Detroit later today, the Republican nominee will criticize the Obama administration’s “record-breaking pace of new regulations, tax increases, restrictions on....
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A new bill is making its way through the US Congress, in a bid to stop politicians from launching their own cryptocurrency coins. This move comes after many investors lost money big-time on the TRUMP meme coin, which is associated with US President Donald Trump. The coin’s wild ride has made people wonder if politicians […]
President-elect Donald Trump's victory has shaken the US political landscape, but what does that mean for blockchain policy? By all accounts, Trump scored a stunning upset in yesterday's US presidential vote, following a chaotic and controversial campaign. And though Trump and his campaign didn't weigh in on FinTech during the election, the future president will be the one to ultimately sign any legislation that would capture bitcoin and blockchain technology. Still, Trump offered peeks into his regulatory agenda over the course of the race. For example, he has expressed support for....