A white house adapted to cryptocurrencies has launched a wave of digital asset megados.
As a Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported Saturday, April 26, these transactions occur while cryptographic companies aim to make the most of the regulations of the United States and the increased general interest potential for their industry.
Among recent transactions were the launch of Twenty-one Capital, a new bitcoin company that aims to make public Fusion of $ 3.6 billion With an acquisition company for special purposes (SPAC) led by Brandon Lutnick, son of the commercial secretary, Howard Luneick.
This is the third crypto agreement estimated at more than a billion dollars to be announced in recent weeks, the report added. Also in April, Ripple said it was acquisition first broker Hidden road For $ 1.25 billion. And In March, Kraken reached a $ 1.5 billion offer For the long -term broker Ninjatrader in MarchWhat WSJ characterized as one of the largest links between the commercial platforms dealing with crypto and traditional assets.
In total, cryptographic companies have concluded 88 offers of total value of $ 8.2 billion since the start of 2025, added the report, citing data from the Consulting Cabinet Architects partners. This is almost triple of the value of the transaction of 188 offers in the cryptography sector in the entire 2024.
“There is the optimism that things have changed in the end,” said Eric Risley, founder of Architect Partners. “Traditional cryptography players who are large and on a large scale are now back in a mode of growth, and one of the tools that they Having for growth is acquisitions. »»
As the WSJ noted, the crypto disagreement had dropped in recent years later implosion FTX exchange, which rocked the market and led to increased regulatory monitoring. But When Trump returned to the White House, Attitudes have started to change.
The president appointed friendly crypto regulators and promised to make the United States “Undisputed superpail bitcoin”, “ While the Congress led by Les Républicains works on legislation to create a regulatory framework for digital assets.
Among the names of Trump is Commission of securities (Dry) President Paul Atkinswhich last week criticized the regulatory policy of the Biden administration and promised to treat the “Lounge Problems »Surrounding digital assets and blockchain technology.
“Innovation was suffocated In recent years due to the uncertainty of the market and regulation that, unfortunately, the SEC has favored, “said Atkins during the third round table of the regulator’s crypto working group.
