GetTangi Corporation Eyes Regulatory Opportunities in Cryptocurrency Under Trump Administration

LOS ANGELES- In the aftermath of Donald Trump’s re-election to the White House, Ronald Strauss, CEO of GetTangi Corporation, a company integrating cryptocurrency with legal cannabis transactions, expressed a measured outlook on the potential regulatory landscape for digital assets.

Strauss, in a recent LinkedIn post, characterized Trump’s administration as possibly “transformative” for cryptocurrency, citing its pro-business focus and stated interest in financial independence. He suggested that under Trump, regulatory bodies such as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) may move toward policies that foster industry growth while maintaining consumer protection.

GetTangi, which is working on launching its Tangi token, aims to provide an alternative to cash in cannabis-related transactions. The company has attracted politically connected figures to its leadership, including Zachary Fuentes, a former deputy chief of staff in Trump’s previous administration, and Brian Cowen, former Irish Taoiseach and solicitor, who joined the advisory board in 2019. Both are expected to contribute to GetTangi’s navigation of U.S. and international regulatory environments.

While the full extent of policy changes remains uncertain, GetTangi’s leadership views the potential for clearer regulatory pathways as a strategic opportunity for its digital asset initiatives.