US blockchain innovators urgently require regulatory clarity and a modernized token-launch framework if the country’s bid to lead the global crypto economy is to succeed.
Opinion by: Shane Molidor, Founder, Forgd
For years, launching a crypto project in the United States has been a maze of uncertainty. Legal ambiguity and a hostile regulatory environment have driven founders offshore, turning places like Switzerland and the Cayman Islands into global hubs for blockchain innovation.
With Trump’s election, things finally started to change, with a US administration openly declaring its intention to be crypto-friendly. Yet, despite the rhetoric, nothing concrete has changed so far.
