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Согласно сообщению Bloomberg, крипто-предприниматель Дэвид Бейли, который помог Трампу перейти на сторону поддержки биткойна, пытается восстановить бизнес после того, как акции его компании по биткойн-резервам Nakamoto упали примерно на 99% от пикового значения. Ранее Бейли привлек около 760 миллионов долларов для этой публичной компании с целью создания биткойн-резервов.Nakamoto объявила о выходе на публичный рынок через слияние в мае 2025 года, после чего акции упали примерно на 99% от максимума. Этот тренд также является частью общего отката компаний по цифровым активам, поскольку премия, которую инвесторы ранее платили за косвенное владение биткойном через публичные компании, практически исчезла.Хедж-фонд Бейли ранее достиг 640% доходности, инвестируя в подобные стратегии. Он заявил, что по-прежнему периодически поддерживает связь с Белым домом и пытается доказать, что после значительного падения акций Nakamoto все еще имеет устойчивый реальный бизнес.

Bankless founder David Hoffman posted on the X platform that he has completely sold all his ETH.Meanwhile, Bankless co-founder Ryan Sean Adams stated that he still has a positive outlook on ETH. In addition, he revealed that the first phase of Bankless—his six-year collaboration with David Hoffman—has officially ended.

David Sacks posted on the X platform that tomorrow's review of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY Act) is an important step in promoting the United States as the "global crypto capital" and maintaining its leadership in innovation.David Sacks expressed gratitude to Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott and the relevant committees for their efforts in compromising and advancing the bill, as well as to White House crypto advisor Patrick Witt and the support from the crypto industry. He noted that currently, about 50 million people in the United States hold or use cryptocurrency, and this bill will help ensure the continued innovation and development of the U.S. crypto ecosystem in the coming years.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced the appointment of David Woodcock as the new head of the enforcement division, succeeding the previous director who has stepped down.Woodcock previously served as the director of the SEC's Fort Worth office (2011--2015), overseeing enforcement attorneys, examiners, and accounting teams, and participated in investigations across nearly all major enforcement areas. Recently, he was a partner at the law firm Gibson Dunn. Notably, Woodcock does not have a clear background in the cryptocurrency industry, and this appointment comes at a time when the SEC is facing controversy over its enforcement direction in the crypto space. Previously, disagreements over case handling and enforcement standards led to a short tenure for the former director and drew congressional attention. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins stated that this appointment will help strengthen the crackdown on "misconduct that causes the greatest harm to investors."

David Bailey's "Nakamoto" DAT has sold approximately 20 million dollars worth of Bitcoin, at a transaction price of about 70,422 dollars, which is lower than its average holding cost of 118,171 dollars.

According to Fox Business, a senior White House advisor stated that David Sacks will continue to serve as the head of artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency at the White House, while also being appointed as co-chair of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST), providing advice on broader critical technology issues, expanding his role from the Trump administration.David Sacks stated that after achieving many accomplishments in the first year, Trump has proposed more priorities for 2026. The President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology is acting quickly to strive for more victories for the United States. As of now, David Sacks's White House-affiliated X account still describes him as "White House A.I. & Crypto Czar."

According to CNBC, David Sacks announced his resignation as the White House AI and Crypto Chief.

According to Reuters, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) announced on Monday that former prosecutor David Miller will become the agency's chief enforcement officer. This move comes as the CFTC is preparing to strengthen its oversight of cryptocurrency and prediction markets.As the new enforcement chief of the CFTC, Miller will be responsible for leading the agency's regulatory enforcement efforts in the digital asset space.

White House Crypto and AI Director David Sacks stated, "White House Cryptocurrency Council Executive Director Patrick Witt has done an outstanding job mediating compromises between banks and the crypto industry. No one has worked harder than him to push for the passage of crypto market structure legislation.By the way, the crypto industry has made significant concessions on stablecoin yields, and now it's time for banks to respond accordingly."

According to market news, White House AI and crypto chief David Sacks stated that after the legislative passage of the crypto market structure bill, banks will fully enter the cryptocurrency space.

According to The Block, David Sacks, the White House's cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence director, publicly questioned The New York Times' investigation into his conduct during his tenure as the head of White House AI and cryptocurrency affairs, arguing that the paper spent months pursuing unfounded allegations.Sacks issued a statement on social media, claiming that The New York Times assigned five reporters this summer to try to uncover conflicts of interest between his government position and his background in the tech industry. "Through a series of 'fact checks,' they made accusations, which we have thoroughly refuted," Sacks wrote. "Anyone who reads the article carefully can see that they pieced together a collection of anecdotes that do not support the headline. Of course, that was precisely their intent."The controversial New York Times article is titled "Silicon Valley in the White House: Profiting for Oneself and Friends," published on November 30. The article accuses David Sacks of using his dual role as the White House AI and cryptocurrency affairs director and a significant tech investor to promote policies that could benefit himself and his extensive Silicon Valley network in AI and cryptocurrency-related assets.

David Sacks, the "czar" of AI and cryptocurrency affairs in the U.S., stated on the X platform that five months ago, the New York Times sent a reporter to fabricate a story about alleged conflicts of interest during his tenure as the White House special envoy for AI and cryptocurrency, throwing out a series of accusations that he has thoroughly refuted.These accusations include fabricating a dinner with tech company CEOs, falsely promising to facilitate their access to the president, and baselessly claiming that he influenced defense contracts. Sacks noted that every time he refuted an accusation, the New York Times would throw out new ones, causing the report to drag on for five months. Now, the report published by the newspaper contains no substantive content, only irrelevant anecdotes; given the New York Times' apparent disinterest in writing a fair report, he has hired a law firm and made public the letter from the law firm to the New York Times.

According to Bitcoin Magazine, U.S. Congressman Warren Davidson has introduced the "Bitcoin for America Act," which aims to codify the strategic Bitcoin reserve executive order and eliminate capital gains tax when using Bitcoin to pay taxes.

White House cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence director David Sacks said, "Thanks to Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman John Boozman and committee member Cory Booker for the constructive discussion today on cryptocurrency market structure legislation before the Senate Agriculture Committee. I am encouraged by the significant progress made so far and look forward to the introduction of a bipartisan joint proposal in the near future."

U.S. lawmakers plan to meet with Trump administration's crypto advisor David Sacks to discuss matters related to the crypto market structure bill.

ChainCatcher news, White House cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence director David Sacks stated: "Today I met with Senate members on Capitol Hill and had productive discussions with key Democratic members. I believe we are fully capable of passing cryptocurrency market structure legislation with bipartisan support, which will ultimately bring much-needed regulatory clarity to the cryptocurrency industry and reinforce the success of the 'American Stablecoin Innovation GENIUS Act' signed by President Trump earlier this year."

ChainCatcher news, according to Crypto In America, executives from major cryptocurrency companies and David Sacks, the cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence policy head for President Trump, gathered on Capitol Hill to discuss market structure legislation with Senate Republican and Democratic lawmakers.The meeting aims to restart bipartisan dialogue, striving to get relevant bills to President Trump's desk before the midterm elections.At 10 AM, David Sacks will meet with Republican members of the Senate Banking Committee to emphasize that passing market structure legislation is a priority for the Trump administration this year.At 11:30 AM, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand will host a Democratic roundtable, with participants including Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and 11 other senators, as well as about 10 industry executives, including Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz, and Kraken CEO Dave Ripley.At 2 PM, some industry leaders will participate in a Republican roundtable hosted by Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott and Cynthia Lummis. Previously, there were significant disagreements between the two parties on decentralized finance regulation, and negotiations had once broken down.

ChainCatcher news, according to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, cryptocurrency and AI czar David Sacks plans to meet with Republican members of the Senate Banking Committee tomorrow morning to emphasize the importance of advancing the market structure bill out of committee this year and to address concerns publicly expressed by members, including Senator John Kennedy, regarding the process.This meeting comes at a time when cryptocurrency activities are frequent on Capitol Hill tomorrow, including two industry roundtables—one hosted by Senator Gillibrand and the other by Senator Tim Scott. According to Republican and Democratic sources, they believe these gatherings represent positive momentum to restart the recently stalled bipartisan negotiations.