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Solana Co-Founder: Bitcoin Executive Order Removed Regulatory Uncertainty, Stablecoin Bill Needs Further Clarification

2025.03.07 13:56:15

On March 7th, Anatoly Yakovenko, a co-founder of Solana, stated in a post that the Bitcoin executive order is like a "scalpel". It is not a government bailout for cryptocurrencies but rather a means to further remove the regulatory uncertainty that has been plaguing the industry for the past four years. He emphasized that the industry still requires a stablecoin bill, guidelines enabling banks to custody cryptocurrencies, and clear rules from the US Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission regarding token issuance and DeFi. These measures will contribute to further standardizing and developing the cryptocurrency industry.
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