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Joanna Wright

Regulation correspondent for @DLNewsInfo | The Guidance newsletter. Telegram: @joannallama. DM for Signal.

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  • Nov 22, 2024 | dlnews.com | Ben Weiss |Joanna Wright

    The crypto industry spent $133 million on the 2024 elections. It’s already raised $78 million for the midterms. “This isn't a fleeting thing,” said one crypto lobbyist. Crypto built a campaign finance juggernaut. And it’s just getting started. “This election showed that crypto as an industry, but also the community, has a tremendous amount of influence,” Kristin Smith, CEO of crypto lobby group Blockchain Association, told DL News.

  • Nov 20, 2024 | dlnews.com | Joanna Wright

    Crypto exchange and market structure bosses shared what's next for crypto in the Trump Administration. IPOs will get a boost, and regulation will slow. Still, there are hurdles to overcome before Wall Street dives in. Cue the optimism. Following Donald Trump’s election victory on November 5, Bitcoin has swung to numerous all-time highs, memecoins are pumping, and even scorned NFTs are surging again.

  • Nov 20, 2024 | dlnews.com | Joanna Wright

    A Trump administration will loosen crypto regulation. Robinhood will be the biggest winner from this new environment, analysts say. A Donald Trump presidency will send Robinhood’s revenue soaring as friendlier regulation allows the trading platform to expand its crypto offerings, Bernstein analysts said in a research note on Wednesday. Under a Securities and Exchange Commission led by arch crypto-sceptic Gary Gensler, the trading platform has been cautious about what crypto products it offered.

  • Nov 19, 2024 | dlnews.com | Joanna Wright

    A Lido token investor has sued the DAO and its backers. He says Lido should have registered with the SEC. A judge says the lawsuit can proceed. Corners of the DeFi community had an “overblown” reaction after a judge allowed a lawsuit against Lido DAO and three of its investors to go ahead.

  • Nov 18, 2024 | dlnews.com | Joanna Wright

    The US government is apparently investigating Polymarket. CEO Shayne Coplan has framed a raid on his home as political retribution. Regulators are worried about prediction markets, however. A version of this story appeared in our The Guidance newsletter on November 18. Sign up here. The raid on the New York home of Polymarket CEO Shayne Coplan is just the beginning.

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