ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, has reported that Vinay Gupta, a technical expert who helped coordinate the launch of Ethereum, is seeking to promote rational cryptocurrency policies to the transition team of elected President Donald Trump.Additionally, inspired in part by Trump's overwhelming victory on Election Day, Gupta is considering relocating himself and his team from the blockchain company Mattereum in the UK to the United States. He added, "We plan to move personnel (including myself) to Washington, D.C. soon to assist with the cryptocurrency transformation in America."Vinay Gupta stated that part of his plan includes replicating some of the policies he helped formulate in the UK, including a recently proposed parliamentary bill that attempts to formally define crypto assets as property, as well as successfully advocating for the country to recognize smart contracts as "actual contracts."

ChainCatcher message, according to Decrypt, renowned investor Kevin O'Leary stated that the winner of the presidential election in November is not that important for the future regulatory framework of digital assets in the United States. "This is becoming a bipartisan consensus. No matter who takes office in the White House, we will establish crypto policies."

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, India's Economic Affairs Secretary Ajay Seth stated that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is working with India to draft a document that will focus on "various aspects of monetary policy and the policy approach to crypto assets." Ajay Seth also mentioned that there will be a 135-minute workshop on cryptocurrency assets during the G20 meeting later this month, for which the IMF is preparing a document that will serve as a foundation. Ajay Seth noted that the plan is to transition the document drafted by the IMF from the G20 consensus to the Financial Stability Board's crypto assets working group, and he hopes that all countries will accept the policy. (source link)