Following the election of Donald Trump as the 47th president of the United States, Justin Sun, founder of Tron, took to social media platform X to extend his congratulations.
Trump’s victory, celebrated by many in the crypto industry, has fueled optimism that pro-crypto policies may emerge, potentially shifting the regulatory landscape, particularly in relation to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and its chairman, Gary Gensler.
In a lighthearted comment, Sun mused on the future of Gensler’s role, noting Trump’s campaign promise to replace the SEC chair on his first day. Sun hinted at the possibility of employing Gensler if he approached the industry with genuine openness, jesting that he should observe from the sidelines, much like the treatment crypto firms feel they’ve endured under current regulatory practices.
Trump’s pro-industry stance has already sent waves through the market, pushing Bitcoin to a fresh all-time high of $75,358, as the market surged approximately 7% in the 24 hours following the election.
Sun’s post echoed a broader sentiment within the crypto community, as prominent figures like Coinbase’s Chief Legal Officer, Paul Grewal, called for a shift from punitive measures to constructive engagement with the sector. Grewal remarked that the election results signaled a call for change, urging the SEC to cease its lawsuits against crypto companies and work toward clearer regulations.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong also highlighted the impact of crypto’s voter base, interpreting the election outcome as a win for the sector. Together, these voices reflect a renewed hope within the industry that the new administration may foster a more supportive environment for digital assets.
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