JD Vance at Bitcoin 2025: Regulatory Clarity or Bust — Anti-Crypto Bureaucrats Will Be Fired
The post JD Vance at Bitcoin 2025: Regulatory Clarity or Bust — Anti-Crypto Bureaucrats Will Be Fired appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. At the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas this week, U.S. Vice President JD Vance took the stage with a blunt message: crypto innovation stays in America, or it walks — and if Trump gets his way, heads will roll. JD Vance, who’s emerging as one of the most crypto-forward voices in D.C., didn’t mince words. “If we fail to create regulatory clarity now, we risk chasing this $3 trillion industry offshore,” he warned. “President Trump is going to fight to make sure that doesn’t happen.” JD Vance speaks at Bitcoin 2025, Source: Bitcoin 2025 In crypto news today, the message is loud and clear: let crypto flourish in America, or lose it to jurisdictions that actually want it. What Vance is pushing for is a comprehensive market structure bill — not a patchwork of half-measures or bureaucratic quicksand. “We need to lock in smart, pro-innovation rules,” he said, arguing that clear, crypto-friendly regulations would protect the industry not just from regulatory uncertainty, but from future administrations that might view crypto as a political enemy. The comments came as momentum builds — albeit unevenly — in Congress to regulate stablecoins and establish broader digital asset rules. The process has been politically fraught, with Trump’s own embrace of crypto adding fuel to the partisan fire. Trump and Melania launched their own memecoins (because of course they did), and his backing of World Liberty Financial’s stablecoin venture hasn’t exactly cooled tensions. The $Trump Coin has been controversial that is for sure. Stablecoin Bill Inches Closer Democrats, particularly those still licking their wounds from the FTX fallout and skeptical of crypto’s libertarian leanings, have raised alarms over potential foreign involvement, AML compliance, and the risk of corporations minting their own private currencies. As a result, a Senate stablecoin bill stalled earlier this month…
The post JD Vance at Bitcoin 2025: Regulatory Clarity or Bust — Anti-Crypto Bureaucrats Will Be Fired appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
At the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas this week, U.S. Vice President JD Vance took the stage with a blunt message: crypto innovation stays in America, or it walks — and if Trump gets his way, heads will roll. JD Vance, who’s emerging as one of the most crypto-forward voices in D.C., didn’t mince words. “If we fail to create regulatory clarity now, we risk chasing this $3 trillion industry offshore,” he warned. “President Trump is going to fight to make sure that doesn’t happen.” JD Vance speaks at Bitcoin 2025, Source: Bitcoin 2025 In crypto news today, the message is loud and clear: let crypto flourish in America, or lose it to jurisdictions that actually want it. What Vance is pushing for is a comprehensive market structure bill — not a patchwork of half-measures or bureaucratic quicksand. “We need to lock in smart, pro-innovation rules,” he said, arguing that clear, crypto-friendly regulations would protect the industry not just from regulatory uncertainty, but from future administrations that might view crypto as a political enemy. The comments came as momentum builds — albeit unevenly — in Congress to regulate stablecoins and establish broader digital asset rules. The process has been politically fraught, with Trump’s own embrace of crypto adding fuel to the partisan fire. Trump and Melania launched their own memecoins (because of course they did), and his backing of World Liberty Financial’s stablecoin venture hasn’t exactly cooled tensions. The $Trump Coin has been controversial that is for sure. Stablecoin Bill Inches Closer Democrats, particularly those still licking their wounds from the FTX fallout and skeptical of crypto’s libertarian leanings, have raised alarms over potential foreign involvement, AML compliance, and the risk of corporations minting their own private currencies. As a result, a Senate stablecoin bill stalled earlier this month…
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