Donald Trump's first day back in the White House on January 20 could involve the signing of multiple executive orders, some related to cryptocurrencies.
According to the Washington Post, Trump plans to sign orders that would address issues related to crypto de-banking and repealing a bank policy that requires digital assets to be listed as a liability.
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Crypto industry executives have accused President Joe Biden's administration of pressuring banks to cut off financial services to the industry under the name "Operation ChokePoint 2.0."
In addition, the industry has been lobbying against a regulation known as SAB 121 that requires cryptocurrencies to be reported as a liability.