As the crypto market evolves, the incoming Trump administration is expected to influence significant policy changes, particularly in relation to cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Analysts predict a surge in new crypto ETFs in 2025, driven by pro-crypto policies from Trump and the anticipated departure of SEC Chair Gary Gensler. Currently, Ripple's XRP ETFs are hindered by ongoing SEC lawsuits, likely delaying their approval until late 2025. In contrast, Litecoin (LTC) and Hedera (HBAR) are positioned favorably for swift approvals, as they do not carry the same regulatory burdens. The total balance of Ethereum-based stablecoins on exchanges recently reached $60 billion, although it has seen a slight decline of $3.5 billion from the previous week. Meanwhile, BlackRock's Ethereum spot ETF has surpassed $4 billion, holding over 1 million ETH. The overall stablecoin market cap has reached $205 billion, with Ethereum layer 2 networks holding a record $13.5 billion in stablecoins. The market is showing signs of strength, with Bitcoin and XRP investments gaining traction under Trump's strategy, which aligns with forecasts for ETF approvals and tax reforms in 2024.