【Crypto World】In the recent annual influential figures list, U.S. President Trump ranks first. This is not surprising—he has directly reshaped the political landscape of the cryptocurrency industry through a series of executive orders, legislative pressures, and commercial strategies.
Interestingly, the list reflects a broader trend: the influence of policymakers is clearly rising in 2025. What does this mean? It indicates that regulation and policy have become core variables in industry development, no longer peripheral topics.
The head of the Blockchain Industry Association emphasized a key point in a comment— the entire industry needs to build a unified narrative. In other words, all parties need to find consensus and form a consistent voice outward, so they can gain more influence in policy negotiations.
However, progress in reality has been less than ideal. Legislation related to the U.S. digital asset market is still in negotiations, hearings in the Senate committee have not yet been officially scheduled, and parties are still bargaining over clauses related to financial stability and ethical considerations. This stalemate means that genuine policy implementation will still take time.
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UnluckyValidator
· 13h ago
Policy makers call the shots, and no matter how skilled we technologists are, it’s all in vain...
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Layer2Arbitrageur
· 13h ago
lmao "unified narrative" is hilarious when everyone's running different MEV strategies anyway. policy matters now but so does who gets to the liquidity pools first, just saying.
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NftMetaversePainter
· 13h ago
actually, the true algorithmic beauty here lies in how policy has become the ultimate blockchain primitive—it's not about decentralization anymore, it's about computational consensus with the state apparatus itself
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GraphGuru
· 13h ago
Policy is the boss... But to be honest, this "unified narrative" sounds easy to say but hard to implement, as the crypto community is used to operating independently.
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MintMaster
· 13h ago
Policies have become the new mining machines, haha
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It's both Trump and policies again. When can we retail investors finally catch a break?
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Unified narrative? Brother, you're too naive. It's a miracle if these people can be on the same page.
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Regulation shifting from the periphery to the core. Honestly, it means we have to play along with politicians.
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The hearing hasn't even been scheduled yet, and you're already boasting. Impressive.
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So, is it a good thing or a bad thing? Can you just say it straight?
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OnchainHolmes
· 13h ago
Policies are really becoming more and more in demand; now crypto enthusiasts need to first get Washington on their side.
The 2025 Most Influential List Revealed: How Policymakers Are Reshaping the Cryptocurrency Industry Landscape
【Crypto World】In the recent annual influential figures list, U.S. President Trump ranks first. This is not surprising—he has directly reshaped the political landscape of the cryptocurrency industry through a series of executive orders, legislative pressures, and commercial strategies.
Interestingly, the list reflects a broader trend: the influence of policymakers is clearly rising in 2025. What does this mean? It indicates that regulation and policy have become core variables in industry development, no longer peripheral topics.
The head of the Blockchain Industry Association emphasized a key point in a comment— the entire industry needs to build a unified narrative. In other words, all parties need to find consensus and form a consistent voice outward, so they can gain more influence in policy negotiations.
However, progress in reality has been less than ideal. Legislation related to the U.S. digital asset market is still in negotiations, hearings in the Senate committee have not yet been officially scheduled, and parties are still bargaining over clauses related to financial stability and ethical considerations. This stalemate means that genuine policy implementation will still take time.