FameEX Morning Crypto News Recap | March 21, 2025
2025-03-21 03:24:19Trump Targets Federal Reserve, Demands Lower Interest Rates
On March 20, Press Secretary Levitt said President Trump has the right to criticize the Federal Reserve and reiterated Trump’s clear position in favor of lowering interest rates.
Trump Vows to End Previous Administration’s War on Bitcoin and Crypto
In a recorded speech at the Digital Asset Summit, President Trump declared U.S. leadership in crypto and future finance. He ended prior regulatory crackdowns and urged Congress to pass clear, common-sense laws for stablecoins and market structure—seeking to foster innovation, regulatory clarity, and strengthen America’s position in the evolving digital asset economy.
Trump Hits India With Reciprocal Tariffs Starting April 2
India eased trade barriers to appease the U.S., but President Trump announced reciprocal tariffs starting April 2, signaling rising tensions between the two countries.
Nasdaq and NYSE Launch 24/7 Trading to Meet Rising Global Investor Demand
At the New York Digital Assets Summit, Nasdaq’s Giang Bui noted global interest in U.S. stock trading during local hours, inspired by crypto’s 24/7 model. Nasdaq is engaging with regulators, while the NYSE has already secured approval to extend hours—marking a shift toward continuous, around-the-clock equity trading.
SEC Clarifies: Solo and Collective Crypto Mining Not Subject to Securities Laws
The U.S. SEC stated that individual or collective proof-of-work (PoW) crypto mining isn't considered a securities sale, as long as certain conditions are satisfied, reducing regulatory uncertainty for miners following compliant practices.
PlanB Claims Current Market Isn’t the Start of a True Bull Run
Analyst PlanB posted on March 20, saying the real cryptocurrency bull market still hasn’t officially started yet.
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