PANews November 26 report, according to Fortune magazine, the crypto company Prometheum, which has had a close relationship with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), is facing new challenges. With Trump's election as president and SEC Chairman Gary Gensler announcing he will resign early next year, the company's previous business model based on 'crypto assets as securities' may need to be repositioned. Prometheum co-CEO Aaron Kaplan stated that the company will shift its focus to issuing a wider range of securitized assets on the blockchain, including stocks, debt instruments, structured products, and ETFs. However, Matt Walsh, co-founder of Castle Island Ventures, questions the actual trading volume on the platform and points out that traditional asset tokenization is still a niche market.