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Crypto Stocks Soar as US Regulators Push Ahead


Cryptocurrency-related stocks rose on Wednesday as recent pro-crypto comments from the US President pushed Bitcoin and the broader cryptocurrency market higher.

Along with the rally in the cryptocurrency market, the company’s Bitcoin (BTC) treasury strategy is up more than 10%. Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase posted gains of more than 14%, while mining company Hut 8 posted gains of 13.89% and US company Bitcoin Corp rose 11.65%.

The promise of clearer regulations on the near horizon may be one factor fueling the rally, Dominic John, an analyst at Zeus Research, told Cointelegraph.

Bitcoin Treasury Company Strategy was one of many cryptocurrency-related stocks that rose. source: Google Finance

“Cryptocurrency stocks are rising as regulatory risk is fundamentally redefined. With the executive branch supporting a clear framework for digital assets, coupled with strong spot ETF flows and the potential passage of the Clarity Act,” he said.

“This trend will continue as regulatory clarity strengthens and institutional flows accelerate. As policy risks recede and product demand expands, crypto stocks have room to reprice higher in the medium term.”

Major Wall Street regulators have advanced plans to oversee the industry, with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission filing a regulatory review of prediction markets, and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing pending Tuesday on federal securities laws and how they govern certain cryptocurrencies and transactions.

Trump’s statements helped boost cryptocurrencies

Pav Hundal, lead analyst at Australian cryptocurrency platform Swyftx, told Cointelegraph that US President Donald Trump’s recent hit on banks and his demand to pass a cryptocurrency market structure bill in the Senate could also play a role.

During a press conference at the White House, Trump also asserted that “in crypto, we want to be dominant; we want to be dominant in everything we do,” Fox 2 Detroit reported on Wednesday.