Donald Trump allows ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING in crypto?
**(Part 1)**
- No persecution – 0% censorship! Citizens and companies are guaranteed the right to legally use open blockchains without persecution—including deploying and using software, participating in mining and validation, conducting transactions without unlawful censorship, and self-custodying their digital assets.
- A law is recommended to confirm individuals' right to store their digital assets without intermediaries and conduct **peer-to-peer** transactions directly with others. In other words—legalizing self-custody of cryptocurrency and direct exchange between people without banks or other intermediaries.
- If a developer does not fully control users' funds, their product should not be considered a "money transmitter" under anti-money laundering (AML) laws—this protects wallet creators, smart contracts, etc., from excessive liability and requirements.
- FinCEN is instructed to review its previous guidance for the crypto sector (including 2013 and 2019 directives) and update or repeal outdated provisions in line with new laws and regulations. Regulation must adapt to the current state of the industry.
**…to be continued** 🚀 Minor for adoption—sub-federal policy noise lacks immediate market impact; watch SEC's spot-SOL ETF decision by July 31 for institutional on-ramp potential.
