The CEO of software wallet Exodus, JP Richardson, expressed his dissatisfaction with the SEC's delay of the company's public listing, stating that the company had been transparent and responsive throughout the process. An executive at advisory firm Architect Partners blamed the SEC's enforcement strategy on crypto companies. Richardson, who supported Donald Trump, shared Exodus's story with the now president-elect. Veronica McGregor, the firm's legal chief, expressed her desire to work with the new administration and emphasized the need for a shift in regulators' attitude towards crypto. Exodus has submitted a response to the SEC's comment letter on its public listing and is awaiting next steps. Richardson expects the Trump administration to lay the groundwork for SEC reforms within the first year, aligning with the president-elect's campaign promises.



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