Odaily Planet Daily News: With former President Trump re-elected on Tuesday, the cryptocurrency market continues to rise. The famous venture capital firm a16z crypto sent a message to cryptocurrency founders: you can finally breathe a sigh of relief regarding regulations. In a new post, a16z pointed out, 'The good news is that there is now a pathway for constructive engagement with regulators and legislators, which can bring regulatory clarity, and you should all feel empowered to explore all groundbreaking products and services supported by blockchain, including tokens.' This post was written by a16z crypto's head of policy and regulation and its general counsel, expressing an optimistic expectation for the loosening of regulations and governance in the cryptocurrency industry under the new administration, although most speculation about the details of this framework is just 'noise.' The post specifically noted that token issuance is an activity that founders can be more confident in: 'For many of you, the fear of overregulation has led to delays in using tokens to allocate project control and build communities; now you should be more confident in using tokens as legitimate and compliant tools for your projects.' Authors Miles Jennings, Brian Quintenz, and Michele Korver also mentioned a16z's plans for next year: 'Next year, we will advocate for a clear regulatory framework to promote and support innovation and decentralization... We will also soon release new guidelines on the use of Decentralized Unincorporated Nonprofit Associations (DUNA), which aim to make the U.S. their headquarters, shielding token holders from liability, managing tax and compliance needs, and facilitating more economic activity,' while referencing Wyoming's unique laws regarding DAOs. Although the article is overall optimistic, the authors also noted that some actions may still violate regulatory requirements, 'While we may have greater flexibility to experiment, we must not forget that the fundamental regulatory principles applicable to blockchain systems remain unchanged,' and advised founders to 'continue to focus on eliminating centralization aspects or reliance on trust within projects, as these areas will continue to face regulatory scrutiny.'