SEC Chair Paul Atkins says the agency is moving away from regulation by enforcement and toward a three-part ACT framework focused on innovation, clarity, and structural reform for digital assets and public markets.
Steven Schoenfeld said the SEC may approve all spot bitcoin ETF filings within three to six months, with spot bitcoin and ethereum ETFs potentially attracting $150 billion to $200 billion in inflows over three years.
Steven Schoenfeld, ex-Barclays Global Investors executive, predicts the SEC will approve all spot bitcoin ETFs within 3-6 months, potentially driving $150-200 billion in capital inflows over three years.
Steven Schoenfeld, former Barclays Global Investors executive and CEO of Marketvector Indexes, expects the SEC to approve all spot bitcoin ETF applications within 3-6 months, potentially driving $150-200 billion in inflows over three years.
Steven Schoenfeld, former Barclays Global Investors executive, expects the SEC to approve all spot bitcoin ETF applications within three to six months. He also forecasts that combined inflows from bitcoin and ethereum ETFs could reach $150-200 billion over three years.
SEC Chair Paul Atkins said the agency is moving away from regulation by enforcement and toward an ACT framework centered on modernization, clarity, and structural reform, signaling a potentially softer and more predictable U.S. approach to crypto oversight.
Rumors suggest the Trump administration may remove capital gains taxes on cryptocurrencies issued by US-registered entities and support Bitcoin reserve legislation. While unconfirmed, the speculation has boosted attention on US-based tokens and Bitcoin’s potential policy-driven upside.
Rumors suggest the Trump administration may consider capital gains tax exemptions for certain US-issued crypto assets and support strategic Bitcoin reserves. While unconfirmed, the speculation has fueled expectations of a major shift in US digital asset policy.
