Donald Trump Administration Did Not Name New SEC Chair But Gave Good News!
According to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, a member of the new Trump administration provided information about the potential SEC Chair.
Cryptocurrency journalist Eleanor Terrett reported in her new post on the social media platform X that she caught some clues about who will be the SEC Chairman in the Donald Trump administration.
Terrett said he reached out to an official on Donald Trump’s transition team, who will assume the presidency on January 20, and asked who Trump envisioned as SEC Chairman. He also asked what the new president’s views on cryptocurrencies would be.
According to the journalist's statement, the official in question responded by saying, “I promise that I will be a pro-cryptocurrency person.”
Current SEC Chairman Gary Gensler has until January 20 to resign. However, new US President Donald Trump, who is pro-cryptocurrency, is expected to remove SEC Chairman Gensler if he does not resign. Trump has promised to fire Gensler on his first day in office.
Among potential SEC Chairman candidates, Dan Gallagher, who currently serves as an advisor to Robinhood, which also serves as a cryptocurrency exchange, stands out. However, the possibility of a conflict of interest is also being considered due to the ongoing lawsuit between Robinhood and the SEC.
*This is not investment advice.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
Ex-Goldman Sachs Exec Shares Positive Outlook on XRP Amid Legal Challenges
Cardano Hits $1 for the First Time in Two Years, Signaling Strong Market Momentum
XRP Soars as Ripple CEO Applauds Trump’s Treasury Secretary Nominee
Trump and Wall Street: How long will the love affair last?
Share link:In this post: Wall Street loved Trump’s win at first—stocks jumped, Bitcoin soared, and borrowing costs hit rock bottom, but some sectors started cracking fast. Tax cuts and deregulation made financial and energy stocks shoot up, but tariffs and plans to deport workers freaked out economists and markets. Tariffs mean higher prices for Americans, and even Walmart’s warning it’ll have to raise prices if Trump pushes through with his trade war.