Donald Trump may be unable to honor some of his pro-crypto campaign pledges if he's elected in November, an expert has warned.

Professor Tonya Evans, who specializes in digital assets, that some of the promises made by Trump on the campaign trail are a “literal impossibility.”

The Republican nominee has vowed to sack SEC chair Gary Gensler on his first day in the Oval Office, even though the official process would take months or years to finalize.

Evans recently chaired a panel during a Crypto4Harris virtual town hall, where entrepreneurs from the industry came together to back the Democrats.

During that event, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer declared that Congress has the potential to pass crypto legislation by the end of this year.

While Harris has been facing calls to explain her stance toward digital assets, crypto wasn’t mentioned at all in a 92-page agenda released ahead of the Democratic National Convention.