【Crypto World】The cryptocurrency industry is facing a critical time point. Recently, Etherealize co-founder Danny Ryan pointed out that the current US government environment is friendly to crypto, promoting a series of supportive legislation and regulatory improvements. However, such an environment will not last forever—once the political landscape changes, policy support may face reversal.
Ryan’s core message is straightforward: This is the industry’s “window of opportunity”. Crypto needs to seize this opportunity to quickly accomplish two things—first, to advance institutional implementation, and second, to achieve deep integration with capital markets.
Why the urgency? The reason is very practical. If the crypto industry cannot demonstrate tangible application value and economic significance during the current administration’s term, future political forces are likely to reassess these policies and even overturn the current friendly stance. In other words, crypto must prove its actual contribution to the financial system rather than relying on political winds to protect itself.
This is not alarmist—it’s a reflection of the industry’s need to proactively adapt to political cycles. Seizing the moment and making crypto a part of the financial ecosystem is far more reliable than waiting for the next political shift.
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unrekt.eth
· 12-21 01:50
The window period is indeed a valid point, but the problem is that most projects simply don't have the capability to seize it.
It's easy to talk, but how many projects truly have the ability to implement? The whole side chain of the big pancake is still being tinkered with.
Policy friendliness is one thing, but ultimately it depends on who can actually deliver results; otherwise, it's just a paper prosperity.
Danny's words are a bit too optimistic, capital market integration? Haha, why is this path so difficult to walk?
The industry needs to step up its efforts, or else in four years, we'll really be eating our regret pills.
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LightningPacketLoss
· 12-21 01:49
The window period... to put it simply, it's about betting on political cycles. Those that can be implemented will truly be implemented, and those that can't will just keep promising.
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StakoorNeverSleeps
· 12-21 01:34
The window period is just the window period, anyway, the tricks to cut leeks are the same every year.
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SignatureCollector
· 12-21 01:27
The window period is indeed tight, but don't be too optimistic... Policy friendliness ≠ actual implementation.
The crypto "window period" during Trump's term: the industry needs to accelerate the implementation of regulations
【Crypto World】The cryptocurrency industry is facing a critical time point. Recently, Etherealize co-founder Danny Ryan pointed out that the current US government environment is friendly to crypto, promoting a series of supportive legislation and regulatory improvements. However, such an environment will not last forever—once the political landscape changes, policy support may face reversal.
Ryan’s core message is straightforward: This is the industry’s “window of opportunity”. Crypto needs to seize this opportunity to quickly accomplish two things—first, to advance institutional implementation, and second, to achieve deep integration with capital markets.
Why the urgency? The reason is very practical. If the crypto industry cannot demonstrate tangible application value and economic significance during the current administration’s term, future political forces are likely to reassess these policies and even overturn the current friendly stance. In other words, crypto must prove its actual contribution to the financial system rather than relying on political winds to protect itself.
This is not alarmist—it’s a reflection of the industry’s need to proactively adapt to political cycles. Seizing the moment and making crypto a part of the financial ecosystem is far more reliable than waiting for the next political shift.