特朗普的加密貨幣主管：David Sacks 即將重塑美國數位資產政策—以下是將帶來的變革

Donald Trump just handed crypto a major win by appointing David Sacks as the White House’s first-ever crypto czar. And this isn’t just window dressing—it could fundamentally shift how America regulates digital assets.

Who is Sacks? Ex-PayPal COO, Yammer founder (sold to Microsoft for $1.2B), and a Silicon Valley veteran with 20+ years under his belt. More importantly: he’s been openly pro-crypto for years and openly hostile to Gary Gensler’s 激進 SEC enforcement approach.

What This Actually Means

Regulatory Reset Coming: Sacks is tasked with building a legal framework that doesn’t treat crypto firms like criminals. Translation: expect clearer guidelines, lower 合規 burdens, and actual clarity for the first time in years. The US has been lagging behind UAE and Singapore on crypto policy—Sacks could 漲跌量 that.

Gensler’s Era Is Over: The SEC chair who basically declared war on crypto exchanges and projects? Gone. Sacks will likely push for industry-friendly rules instead of the enforcement-first approach that’s been choking innovation.

Trump’s crypto SQUAD is real: Sacks isn’t alone. Paul Atkins (new SEC Chair), Stephen Miran (CEA chair), and Bo Hines (digital assets advisor) are all crypto-friendly. This is coordinated policy, not random appointments.

The Catch: His Power Is Actually Limited

Here’s the thing—Sacks’ role is part-time, advisory, and doesn’t require SENATE confirmation. He’s not making law; he’s whispering in Trump’s ear. Trump himself wields the actual power over crypto policy.

But that’s not necessarily bad. Trump’s already promised 15% corporate tax rates and has repeatedly bashed CBDCs as “government tyranny.” Sacks just needs to steer that momentum into coherent policy.

What About CBDCs?

Don’t expect a US digital 刀 anytime soon. Trump has explicitly said he’d “never allow” a CBDC. Sacks leans toward deregulation anyway, so he’s unlikely to push for government-backed digital currency. Private crypto first, government alternatives nowhere.

The Bottom Line

This appointment signals a seismic shift: after years of regulatory hostility, the US crypto industry might finally get the clarity it’s been screaming for. Whether Sacks can actually deliver depends on Trump staying committed—and early signs suggest he is.