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Trump shifts stance on crypto, plans to accept digital asset donations for 2024 campaign.
Oluwapelumi Adejumo 2 min read 
Standard Chartered believes Trump's anticipated presidency would likely promote a regulatory environment conducive to Bitcoin and other digital assets.
The agency could continue to define its jurisdiction over crypto.
Congressman McHenry and Senator Lummis both see crypto regulations passing into law sometime this year.
Meanwhile, nearly 20% of Democratic and Republican voters have invested in crypto, giving both parties a reason to cater to the industry.
Despite his recognition of crypto's growth, Trump strongly advocated for the continued dominance of the US dollar as the global reserve currency.
Trump's stance towards the emerging industry has drastically evolved over the past years.
According to Coinbase, roughly 27% of Californian adults own crypto and represent a substantial voting bloc in the state.
Trump said that CBDCs could be "very dangerous" but the biggest danger of our time is the proliferation of AI.
