#Trump100Days
In his first 100 days of the 2025 presidency, Donald Trump reignited regulatory debates around cryptocurrency. While avoiding direct bans, his administration pushed for stricter Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) measures, increasing oversight on crypto exchanges. These actions sparked uncertainty, causing temporary dips in Bitcoin and Ethereum prices. Trump also hinted at favoring a U.S.-backed digital currency to counter foreign digital assets, particularly from China. His pro-business stance led to tax incentives for blockchain innovation, attracting venture capital into U.S.-based crypto startups. However, skepticism remained due to his unpredictable policy shifts and lack of clarity on stablecoin regulations. Despite short-term volatility, the long-term outlook under Trump appears cautiously optimistic for regulated crypto growth, especially as institutional investors seek clearer legal frameworks and reduced foreign competition in the blockchain space. The global crypto community watches closely.
