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- In the news by CryptopolitanTrump nominates four SEC and CFTC picks, including CLARITY Act negotiators
- In the news by CointelegraphTrump nominates Hester Peirce successor among SEC and CFTC picks
- In the news by CryptoPotatoBitwise's Matt Hougan says a younger incoming Congress may matter more to crypto than party control
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Trump nominates four SEC and CFTC picks, including CLARITY Act negotiators
The Trump administration sent four nominations to the Senate on 12 November: Kristin N. Johnson and Steven Levine for the SEC, and Nathan Anonick and Matthew Rowland for the CFTC. Anonick and Rowland both worked on the CLARITY Act, which stalled in the Senate in September. Republican leaders reportedly want the nominees through committee by 20 November for a year-end confirmation package, while analysts warn the legislation could be delayed by up to two years under a Democratic-led Congress.
Trump nominates Hester Peirce successor among SEC and CFTC picks
The White House has named nominees to fill vacancies at the SEC and the CFTC, including a successor to Hester Peirce. The picks also include a former CFTC commissioner and two people who worked on the CLARITY Act.
Bitwise's Matt Hougan says a younger incoming Congress may matter more to crypto than party control
Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan says the younger intake of lawmakers matters more for crypto than which party holds power. Incoming senators are on average 14 years younger than those leaving, and the number under 50 rose from eight to 15, while Stand With Crypto counts 51 pro-crypto senators, down from 52. House Democrats reportedly want a market structure bill expanding SEC oversight and reducing CFTC authority, building on Maxine Waters' amendment to the CLARITY Act.