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Reflexivity Research co-founder Will Clemente wrote on X that online commentators were “freaking out because Trump didn’t do anything with regard to crypto on the first day he got sworn in.”
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“He’s fully locked in, buying hundreds of millions worth of altcoins, and people out here paranoid the top is in because Trump didn’t say ‘Bitcoin’ today,” they added.
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“He has already fully expressed his dedication to crypto with his actions all weekend,” Futures trader “Satoshi Flipper” posted to their 225,000 X followers in a mention to Trump’s newly-launched memecoin.
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However, some industry commentators and investors were not overly concerned.
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Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) issuer Franklin Templeton expects more nations to adopt strategic Bitcoin reserves in 2025, according to the company’s digital assets outlook.
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Lastly, investors are hoping to see more regulatory clarity and crypto-based ETFs after Jan. 20, when future SEC chair Paul Atkins will replace Gary Gensler, reigniting hopes that the regulator may drop its legal case against Ripple Labs.
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Industry participants also expect to see more institutional and governmental crypto adoption, driven by the excitement around a potential Bitcoin reserve act in the US, which would deploy BTC as a financial savings technology.
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Donald Trump’s upcoming presidential inauguration is also seen as a significant growth catalyst for the crypto space, and it is associated with expectations of more innovation-friendly crypto regulation.
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While the above trends only scratch the surface of all the exciting crypto predictions, they illustrate the rapidly changing dynamics of the cryptocurrency industry.
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Still, an AI agent is a more advanced form of software than the crypto trading bots, as they can adapt and evolve over time, learning from new market dynamics.
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Crypto trading bots have already been used to analyze and replicate human trading behavior, offering users 24/7 market access despite carrying significant trading and security risks, as illustrated by a hack on Telegram bot Banana Gun, which cost users nearly $2 million in lost funds.
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AI-related cryptocurrencies are worth a cumulative $42 billion market capitalization as of Dec. 25, CoinGecko data shows.
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The symbiotic relationship of AI and blockchain is set to reshape the crypto ecosystem. Ashraf said this “evolution is going to challenge our notions of trust, control and creativity, creating a less human-centric crypto economy.” “As always, Web3 is on the bleeding edge of tech,” Ashraf added.
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“KOLs, traders, and influencers will find themselves outpaced by AI agents capable of precision, 24/7 presence and even being more engaging than their real-life counterparts,” said Ashraf.
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The solutions aren’t complicated — they’re just hard work that few people want to do.
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Mention these requirements to a crypto exchange running on a VASP license, and they may give you a hundred excuses. “We’re different!” No, you’re not. “Blockchain makes traditional regulations obsolete!” No, it doesn’t. “Our smart contracts protect users!” The $3.8 billion lost to crypto hacks in 2022 suggests otherwise.
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Think about traditional brokers for a second. When you open an account at Fidelity or Charles Schwab, you’re protected by actual regulations with actual teeth. Your assets are segregated. The broker has to maintain certain capital levels. They can’t just gamble with your money or front-run your trades.
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We need some of this infrastructure — not because it’s sexy, but because it’s necessary. Technology alone isn’t enough. You need the proper regulatory framework, too.
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Here’s what proper broker infrastructure looks like: client asset segregation, real-time risk management, crosschain trading without exposing users to bridge risks, and actual compliance with securities laws. To most people, it’s boring stuff. However, the boring stuff keeps people from losing their life savings.
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