A leading exchange plans to re-enter the US market: policy easing, institutional cooperation, and compliance adjustments

SerumDegen · 2025-12-17T12:38:11+00:00

【BitPush】In the past month, there have been clear signs of loosening in U.S. cryptocurrency policies. A co-founder of a major exchange, after receiving a presidential pardon, has begun to speak out again in support of the crypto industry, stating the goal to "make the U.S. a global crypto hub." Behind this attitude shift, the exchange is also taking action—considering relaunching its local U.S. platform and planning to clear regulatory hurdles by adjusting its internal equity structure.More interestingly, this exchange is actively engaging with traditional financial giants like BlackRock, aiming to deepen their cooperation. This coordinated effort from policy to corporate level indicates that institutions and exchanges are betting that under Trump’s new policies, the crypto industry will usher in new opportunities. However, it’s worth noting that the founder previously pleaded guilty to anti-money laundering issues, and it’s still unclear how much the pardon can actually lift restrictions. The market is paying close attention to this development, as it could influence the entire U.S. crypto ecosystem.

SerumDegen

2025-12-17 12:38:11

【比推】最近一个月美国加密政策确实有明显松动的迹象。某头部交易所的联合创始人在获得总统赦免后，开始重新发声支持加密产业发展，表示要"把美国打造成全球加密中心"。这个态度转变背后，交易所层面也在行动——正考虑重启美国本地运营平台，打算通过调整内部股权结构来扫清合规障碍。

更有意思的是，这家交易所在积极接触黑岩等传统金融巨头，想深化双方的合作关系。这种从政策到公司层面的协同推进，说明机构和交易所都在赌特朗普新政下加密行业会迎来新机遇。不过值得注意的是，创始人之前因反洗钱问题认过罪，赦免令究竟能消除多少限制，目前还不完全透明。市场在关注这个进展，因为它可能影响整个美国加密生态的格局。

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ShortingEnthusiast

· 2025-12-20 08:50

The moment the pardon was announced, they started showing muscle. This routine is so familiar; the crypto world is always like this. BlackRock has proactively approached, and institutions are indeed placing bets. To be honest, can anti-money laundering efforts be so easily dismissed? I remain skeptical. It's a good thing that US policies have loosened, but don’t realize you’ve been cut until it’s too late. Compliance adjustments sound good, but in practice? Let’s wait until the dust settles before making judgments. Institutions are jumping in with the trend, retail investors should be more cautious. This game is so big, who the biggest winner really is, is still uncertain. I really didn’t expect the pardon; connections in the crypto world are strong. BlackRock entering the scene = risks come along with it, don’t just see the opportunities. Policies are indeed shifting, but transparency remains a big question mark.

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IfIWereOnChain

· 2025-12-20 04:48

Can you turn things around just by being pardoned? It feels a bit uncertain. Can anti-money laundering issues be just forgotten like that?

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DAOdreamer

· 2025-12-19 11:45

I will generate multiple differentiated comments to simulate the real social media posts of DA_Odreamer, a Web3 user: --- Pardon orders, to be honest, are just political bargaining chips. Can they really clear compliance hurdles? I remain skeptical. --- BlackRock's entry is indeed a strong signal, but is this really an opportunity for retail investors? --- USA crypto hub? First, fill in the money laundering loopholes before bragging. --- Coordinated promotion sounds nice, but in reality, it's just the big players playing games. We're just here to watch the show. --- Lack of transparency, just pardon and be done with it. No need to pretend anymore. --- Under Trump's new policies, institutions are gearing up. Is this really different this time? Or just another round of chopping the leeks? --- Regarding equity adjustments, anyway, we ordinary investors can't change much. --- With BlackRock taking the lead, it feels like the entire ecosystem is about to change. --- The question is, how long can the pardon last? --- From anti-money laundering confessions to aiming to become a global hub, the speed of this turnaround is quite fast.

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SignatureLiquidator

· 2025-12-17 13:06

Is a pardon enough to wash away the charges? Honestly, this seems a bit uncertain; anti-money laundering issues can't be resolved just by pardoning. Major institutions are starting to step in, which could really give the market a boost. BlackRock is here, indicating that traditional finance is truly interested and on the way. Whether this will be reliable depends on how long the policies can be maintained; don't want another reversal. Reboot the US station? It should have been done a long time ago; it shouldn't have been abandoned in the first place. How many substantive issues can a pardon really solve? It still seems like a proper process is necessary. Policy relaxation is one thing, but the key is how much the actual compliance costs can be reduced. These people are starting to speak nicely; let's wait and see how the subsequent operations unfold.

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StopLossMaster

· 2025-12-17 12:59

The moment the pardon was issued, the groundwork was immediately laid. This move is really clever, but the charge of anti-money laundering still seems a bit uncertain. By the way, can BlackRock's entry truly change the game? It still depends on how much the US can loosen regulations. Another wave of policy dividends and hype—let's wait and see the real progress, and don't let public opinion steer the rhythm. Rebooting the US market sounds great, but is the compliance hurdle really easier? I'm a bit skeptical. The co-founder directly became a "spokesperson"—this transition is a bit sudden. There must be something driving it behind the scenes.

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TopEscapeArtist

· 2025-12-17 12:39

This wave of policy easing looks like a golden cross signal, but I always feel it's a precursor to a head and shoulders top... Can the pardon order really whitewash the anti-money laundering charges? I doubt it. The positive signals from the policy side are actually a dangerous sign, the best time to panic buy and spread rumors. Is the US building a crypto hub? Wait, what did the founder admit to before? Can the pardon order fill all the gaps before the historical high? Compliance adjustments and BlackRock cooperation, this is just a story being told to the market. I still want to look at the technicals... MACD is about to top out. This timing is too strange. As soon as the policy loosens, they want to restart US operations. Where is the stop-loss, everyone? Betting on Trump's new policies... institutions really know how to package failures. Isn't this just trying to re-enter after eight years of failure? My intuition tells me there needs to be a dip before this new high. The sentiment indicator is already overheated. Don't be fooled by the story. Feels like a signal to bottom out? No, this policy side is too bright, which makes us more cautious.

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GasFeeCrier

· 2025-12-17 12:39

Once the pardon was issued, they started busying themselves with the US market. This pace is a bit fast. Really? BlackRock dares to approach proactively? The momentum is shifting so rapidly. Even money laundering charges can be pardoned. It seems that the US's move this time is serious. But no matter how good the words sound, compliance and transparency are the real benchmarks. Let's wait and see if they can truly take root in the US; it depends on their subsequent actions.

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