According to @VanessaGrellet_, an SEC speech by Paul Atkins on Nov 12 outlined a clear, common-sense framework for how crypto should be treated under U.S. securities law, reframing digital-asset regulation for the U.S. market, source: sec.gov/newsroom/speeches-statements/atkins-111225-securities-exchange-commissions-approach-digital-assets-inside-project-crypto; source: x.com/VanessaGrellet_/status/1989759397392761269. Traders should review the official SEC language as the primary reference before adjusting exposure to U.S.-facing crypto assets and crypto-linked equities to align with the updated framework, source: sec.gov/newsroom/speeches-statements/atkins-111225-securities-exchange-commissions-approach-digital-assets-inside-project-crypto.

According to The White House (@WhiteHouse), the administration marks 100 days of 'Making America Great Again,' underscoring recent economic policy changes that traders should monitor. Notable regulatory developments, such as the ongoing review of cryptocurrency frameworks by the U.S. Treasury and SEC, have directly influenced market sentiment and trading volume across major digital assets (source: The White House, April 29, 2025). These policy shifts have increased volatility in the Bitcoin and Ethereum markets, as investors react to potential changes in tax and compliance regulations (source: CoinDesk, April 2025). Traders are advised to stay alert for further policy announcements that could impact U.S.-based crypto exchanges and DeFi protocols.