#加密货币监管政策 Recently, while browsing news, I came across a story that the U.S. Senate approved Trump's nominations for the CFTC and FDIC chairs. These two agencies seem to be set to become the main forces in cryptocurrency regulation? 🤔

Honestly, I’m a bit confused. I’ve heard there are so many regulatory agencies, but I’m not quite clear on what the CFTC does. But many big names under this news are saying it’s a positive sign, that the CFTC might become the main department for crypto regulation, and the acting chair before supported crypto?

I want to ask everyone, what does this personnel change really mean for us small investors? Does it mean regulation will become clearer, and the crypto world will become more "legitimate"? It seems that a stable regulatory framework might be better than complete chaos, and exchanges and such might become safer? 🔒

Can any experts help explain what exactly the CFTC oversees? I feel this could impact the future market trends, and I want to keep up and learn!