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Trump's SEC pick and Bitcoin's $100K milestone are two big wins for the crypto community


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  Trump nominated Paul Atkins, who has been a member of the Token Alliance since 2017, to SEC chair. Bitcoin surpassed $100,000 for the first time.

The article from MSN discusses two significant developments in the cryptocurrency sector. Firstly, Donald Trump's pick for the SEC, Gary Gensler, is seen as a positive move for the crypto community due to his previous statements suggesting a more favorable regulatory environment for cryptocurrencies. Secondly, Bitcoin reaching a $100,000 milestone is highlighted as a monumental event, signaling strong market confidence and acceptance of Bitcoin as a legitimate asset class. These events are interpreted as major wins for the crypto community, potentially paving the way for increased mainstream adoption and regulatory clarity. The article also touches on the broader implications of these developments, including how they might influence investor sentiment and the future regulatory landscape for digital currencies.

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