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Trump picks crypto backer Paul Atkins as new Securities and Exchange Commission chair
President-elect Donald Trump said he has picked former Securities and Exchange Commissioner Paul Atkins to head the agency, according to a post he made on Truth Social on Wednesday. Atkins served as an SEC commissioner from 2002 to 2008 and is known for his pro-business stance. He's now the CEO of consulting firm Patomak Global Partners, which has clients across the financial and cryptocurrency industries. Atkins is also known as a strong backer of cryptocurrencies, and could help shape key regulations for an industry Trump has avidly courted, should he be confirmed by the Senate. "Paul is a proven leader for ... (full story)
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