On Wednesday, former President Donald Trump reaffirmed his commitment to the cryptocurrency industry, asserting that his administration is focused on developing a strong regulatory framework for digital assets. He criticized former SEC Chair Gary Gensler and the 'Anti-Crypto Army' for damaging the industry, claiming credit for revitalizing the sector and positioning the U.S. as the 'cryptocurrency capital of the world.' Trump emphasized that 'Builders and Entrepreneurs are coming BACK to the United States' and vowed to establish a 'future-proof' market structure that would withstand opposition. His comments come in the wake of the Senate's passage of the CLARITY Act, a bipartisan initiative aimed at creating a comprehensive regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies. While some evidence suggests a positive shift, such as Bitcoin mining firm HIVE Digital Technologies relocating to Texas, the overall trend of firms returning to the U.S. remains limited. Notably, Senator Elizabeth Warren has voiced strong opposition to the CLARITY Act, raising concerns about conflicts of interest related to Trump's family businesses in the cryptocurrency space.