Jake Chervinsky is optimistic about the future of cryptocurrencies in the US

A string of hostile actions by U.S. regulators against the crypto industry was predictable after 2022, but it can be dealt with, said Jake Chervinsky, director of policy for the Blockchain Association.

According to the expert, the series of negative events that crowned the collapse of FTX dealt a severe blow to the reputation of the industry. Chervinsky recalled that for many politicians in Washington, it was the founder and head of the exchange who was the “face” of the industry. The alleged scam by Sam Bankman-Freed has changed the attitude of politicians towards cryptocurrencies in many ways.

According to Chervinsky, influential government bodies like the Financial Stability Board and the President’s Working Group have explicitly called for the development of uniform rules for the industry by Congress. In many ways, this did not happen as a result of ideological differences between the Republican-controlled House of Representatives and the majority of Democrats in the Senate, the lawyer is sure.

He believes that in this situation banking and market regulators have taken on a more active role. Chervinsky highlighted SECwhich he considers the main opponent of cryptocurrencies among US departments.

“There is a difficult road ahead, but I am more optimistic than ever about the future prosperity of the crypto industry in the US,” Chervinsky concluded.

In January, the administration of President Joe Biden called on Congress to “intensify efforts” to oversee the digital asset market.


Source: Cryptocurrency

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