Been seeing a lot of people obsess over charts lately, but I feel like the bigger signal isn’t even in price action right now.

J. Christopher Giancarlo (former CFTC Chair, the guy involved in shaping early regulated $BTC futures) just left his law/consulting role to focus more on crypto advisory work.

On paper, the common take is still that crypto regulation in the US is stuck or even hostile. But it’s kind of interesting when people who helped build parts of the traditional financial/legal framework for this space decide to fully move into it instead of staying on the sidelines.

This is also happening while Congress is still talking about things like the CLARITY Act and broader digital asset regulation frameworks.

Could be nothing, but it feels like one of those “policy people positioning early” moments rather than just another career change.

Curious how others see it — do moves like this from major policy figures actually change your long-term view on $BTC at all, or is it just noise until price and regulation actually show something concrete?