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Quigley
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The Quigley Thesis
In a thought-provoking blog post, @quigley.eth explores how the 1966 insights of Carroll Quigley reveal the vast layers of financial control in global economies. With the rise of decentralized finance (DeFi), a disruptive technology is now challenging old systems and proposing new economic paradigms.
Donald Trump’s re-election has led to expectations of major changes in U.S. cryptocurrency regulations. Recent executive orders suggest that regulatory changes could soon affect the cryptocurrency industry. In an interview with Cryptonews, William Quigley, co-founder of Tether and WAX, shared his insights into what the next four years under Trump could mean for the industry.
U.S. crypto regulations could see major changes under Trump. Tether & WAX co-founder William Quigley explains what new policies mean for digital assets, banking, and regulatory oversight.
Donald Trump’s re-election has led to expectations of major changes in U.S. cryptocurrency regulations. Recent executive orders suggest that regulatory changes could soon affect the cryptocurrency industry. In an interview with Cryptonews, William Quigley, co-founder of Tether and WAX, shared his insights into what the next four years under Trump could mean for the industry.
U.S. crypto regulations could see major changes under Trump. Tether & WAX co-founder William Quigley explains what new policies mean for digital assets, banking, and regulatory oversight.
How Tether Co-Founder William Quigley Views Crypto Regulations in Trump’s Second Term
Quigley explained that the administration’s pro-crypto stance, along with key appointments and legislative efforts, could lead to clearer regulations. He also stressed the role of the private sector in shaping future of cryptocurrency regulations.
Donald Trump’s re-election has led to expectations of major changes in U.S. cryptocurrency regulations. Recent executive orders suggest that regulatory changes could soon affect the cryptocurrency industry. In an interview with Cryptonews, William Quigley, co-founder of Tether and WAX, shared his insights into what the next four years under Trump could mean for the industry.
U.S. crypto regulations could see major changes under Trump. Tether & WAX co-founder William Quigley explains what new policies mean for digital assets, banking, and regulatory oversight.
“To me, [the executive order] seems quite fast because there is so much to consider here, but I think before the Trump term ends, individuals will have ability to use stablecoins much more freely than they do now.,” said Quigley.
Quigley shared his views on the impact of these developments, “The Trump executive order has created and get an omnibus crypto regulatory framework in the United States. And if that happens, I see all the other major countries in the world moving in a similar direction.”
“The Trump executive order is very positive towards crypto, the statement that Trump wants the U.S. to be a leader in the crypto industry,” Quigley added. These changes are expected to create a more predictable regulatory environment, reducing uncertainty and supporting market stability.
Under Trump, there could be an emphasis on installing pro-crypto figures and fostering private sector involvement in virtual assets. Quigley remarked on the shift, “The Obama administration and the Biden administration in terms of how they thought about crypto, they were wary of it and Congress was not moving forward with any regulation. They didn’t seem to see it as important or terribly problematic either, with the exception of one federal agency, the SEC.”
Quigley explained that the administration’s pro-crypto stance, along with key appointments and legislative efforts, could lead to clearer regulations.
In an interview with Cryptonews, William Quigley, co-founder of Tether and WAX, shared his insights into what the next four years under Trump could mean for the industry.
How Tether Co-Founder William Quigley Views Crypto Regulations in Trump’s Second Term Donald Trump United States US Crypto Regulations U.S. crypto regulations could see major changes under Trump. Tether & WAX co-founder William Quigley explains what new policies mean for digital assets, banking, and regulatory oversight.
“The Trump executive order is very positive towards crypto, the statement that Trump wants the U.S. to be a leader in the crypto industry,” Quigley added. These changes are expected to create a more predictable regulatory environment, reducing uncertainty and supporting market stability.
Under Trump, there could be an emphasis on installing pro-crypto figures and fostering private sector involvement in virtual assets. Quigley remarked on the shift, “The Obama administration and the Biden administration in terms of how they thought about crypto, they were wary of it and Congress was not moving forward with any regulation. They didn’t seem to see it as important or terribly problematic either, with the exception of one federal agency, the SEC.”
Quigley explained that the administration’s pro-crypto stance, along with key appointments and legislative efforts, could lead to clearer regulations. He also stressed the role of the private sector in shaping future of cryptocurrency regulations.
Donald Trump’s re-election has led to expectations of major changes in U.S. cryptocurrency regulations. Recent executive orders suggest that regulatory changes could soon affect the cryptocurrency industry. In an interview with Cryptonews, William Quigley, co-founder of Tether and WAX, shared his insights into what the next four years under Trump could mean for the industry.
U.S. crypto regulations could see major changes under Trump. Tether & WAX co-founder William Quigley explains what new policies mean for digital assets, banking, and regulatory oversight.
How Tether Co-Founder William Quigley Views Crypto Regulations in Trump’s Second Term
“The Trump executive order is very positive towards crypto, the statement that Trump wants the U.S. to be a leader in the crypto industry,” Quigley added. These changes are expected to create a more predictable regulatory environment, reducing uncertainty and supporting market stability.
Quigley remarked on the shift, “The Obama administration and the Biden administration in terms of how they thought about crypto, they were wary of it and Congress was not moving forward with any regulation. They didn’t seem to see it as important or terribly problematic either, with the exception of one federal agency, the SEC.”
Quigley explained that the administration’s pro-crypto stance, along with key appointments and legislative efforts, could lead to clearer regulations. He also stressed the role of the private sector in shaping future of cryptocurrency regulations. Trump’s Second Term and the Future of Crypto Regulation Trump’s signals of potential changes in crypto regulations contrast sharply with previous administrations’ inconsistent approaches.