From Conservatives for Crypto <[email protected]>
Subject New SEC Crypto Rules Could Finally Protect Your Wallet
Date December 2, 2025 7:01 PM
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The war on crypto might finally be cooling—and that’s very good news for conservative investors.

For years, the government relied on lawsuits and surprise enforcement to regulate digital assets. Now, Washington is shifting toward actual rules.

That means less fear your retirement savings could be nuked by a single headline.

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Do you think crypto rules will improve investor safety?

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Over 50% of U.S. crypto investors say unclear regulations have kept them from investing more—making clarity one of the biggest catalysts for future growth.

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