Bitcoin has been the drama queen of digital assets, dancing to the same four-year tune since it burst onto the scene.
Senate Progress on CFTC and FDIC Appointments Brings Regulatory Clarity for Crypto
We view the U.S. Senate’s progress toward confirming key figures to lead the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) as a pivotal milestone for digital-asset regulation.
The confirmation of Mike Selig as CFTC chair and Travis Hill as FDIC chair signals a meaningful shift from prolonged uncertainty toward clearer, more stable oversight for the crypto sector, which has long been hindered by fragmented regulatory expectations.
These leadership appointments matter because they shape how foundational aspects of the market are governed, from crypto derivatives and trading platforms under CFTC remit to how traditional banks interact with crypto firms under FDIC supervision.
With the Senate expected to finalize these roles imminently, markets are beginning to price in a more predictable framework that could help reduce volatility and attract institutional capital.
For the broader industry, this development is constructive.
Clearer oversight tends to improve confidence among institutional investors who have been hesitant due to regulatory ambiguity, thus lowering barriers to entry and supporting deeper liquidity across digital-asset markets.
A stable regulatory backdrop also enables innovators to build with greater legal certainty, helping pave the way for new financial products, broader market participation and deeper integration between digital assets and traditional finance.
Overall, these confirmations represent a much-needed step toward regulatory solidification, one that enhances market stability, encourages institutional adoption and accelerates sustainable growth across the crypto ecosystem.
Ignacio Aguirre, CMO at Bitget
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Powell’s Neutral Pivot Sets the Stage for a More Mature Crypto Market
We view Chair Powell’s suggestion that the Fed may pause rate cuts after December as a prudent, data-driven signal that supports a more stable macro backdrop.
By reducing policy uncertainty, this shift helps lay the foundation for stronger long-term crypto adoption, since markets tend to build conviction when monetary direction is clearer.
A move toward a more “neutral” stance also encourages traders to position defensively, favoring blue-chip assets like Bitcoin while being more selective with speculative altcoins.
In the near term, liquidity flows may moderate as risk assets recalibrate, yet that cooling period often opens the door for institutional participation.
Regulated venues such as Bitget stand to benefit from this shift, as deeper market infrastructure and compliance-aligned products become more attractive to professional investors seeking stability and scale.
Overall, Powell’s tone reinforces crypto’s growing alignment with traditional financial cycles.
As policy normalizes and institutional engagement expands, the industry is well positioned to develop more innovative products, deepen liquidity, and accelerate broader ecosystem growth heading into 2026.
Gracy Chen, CEO at Bitget
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