There's a notable gap between campaign promises on cryptocurrency policy and their actual implementation. While crypto-friendly rhetoric has dominated recent political discourse, several open-source developers and innovators continue to face legal challenges that began under previous administrations. The cases involving key figures in the crypto space—including those working on decentralized protocols—remain pending or concluded with convictions. This raises important questions about how crypto industry participants can expect regulatory clarity and fair treatment moving forward. The crypto community continues to advocate for reviewing these cases and ensuring that builders and developers aren't disproportionately targeted compared to traditional finance actors.
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WhaleWatcher
· 14h ago
Well said, it's the old trick of politicians again. Promises are promises, but nothing is actually implemented. Crypto developers have become scapegoats, while those in traditional finance get away scot-free. This just doesn't add up.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 14h ago
Well said, it's all empty talk. They make a set of promises, but when it comes to implementation, they pull the plug. I've seen this trick before.
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NewDAOdreamer
· 14h ago
Another bounced check is coming, saying it's easy to talk about but hard to do.
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NotGonnaMakeIt
· 15h ago
Where is the promised crypto-friendly policy? Developers are still being sued, it's laughable.
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GetRichLeek
· 15h ago
Where is the promised crypto-friendly policy? Turns out it's just hot air? On-chain data doesn't lie, but politicians' promises really do.
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DefiPlaybook
· 15h ago
Honestly, this is a classic "bad check" game. Politicians talk crypto-friendly, but then turn around and have developers sued—it's basically Schrödinger's policy.
There's a notable gap between campaign promises on cryptocurrency policy and their actual implementation. While crypto-friendly rhetoric has dominated recent political discourse, several open-source developers and innovators continue to face legal challenges that began under previous administrations. The cases involving key figures in the crypto space—including those working on decentralized protocols—remain pending or concluded with convictions. This raises important questions about how crypto industry participants can expect regulatory clarity and fair treatment moving forward. The crypto community continues to advocate for reviewing these cases and ensuring that builders and developers aren't disproportionately targeted compared to traditional finance actors.