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Shane W. Cummings, CFP®, AIF®

Digital Asset ETFs: A Less Risky Way to Invest in Crypto?

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Digital assets and cryptocurrencies have captured significant attention in recent years. Despite retreating significantly at the start of 2024, the total crypto market has recently experienced strong price appreciation and stands at $3.59 trillion in total market capitalization. The digital asset space continues to evolve with important developments that merit attention. In this article, we’ll dive into recent changes and what they may mean for investors navigating the world of digital assets.

What should we expect in 2025? With Donald Trump winning another presidential term, there has been a broad rally in digital asset prices. Many investors seem to expect the next Trump administration to provide more support for digital assets and likely remove governmental obstacles to crypto projects. SEC Chairman Gary Gensler has announced his upcoming departure as head of the SEC. Gensler has been a critic of digital assets and brought several lawsuits against various crypto projects on behalf of the U.S. government. The current Trump administration nominee to run the SEC, Paul Atkins, is expected to be much less hostile to crypto and regulation of crypto exchanges. This might mean the SEC will turn its attention to other issues and not focus on taking action to restrict certain digital assets.

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