<ul><li>Prometheum, a firm with a license to operate in crypto-based securities, faces uncertainty as SEC Chairman Gary Gensler resigns and pro-crypto Donald Trump prepares to take office in 2025.</li><li>The potential shift in the classification of cryptocurrencies under the Trump administration could challenge Prometheum's operations, as its business model relies on the classification of many tokens as securities.</li><li>Prometheum's co-CEO, Aaron Kaplan, expresses optimism and believes that the Trump administration will lead to the issuance of trillions of securities based on blockchain technology.</li><li>Despite skepticism from critics, Kaplan states that Prometheum is in the early stages of development and is engaged in discussions with financial institutions to expand its reach beyond crypto.</li></ul>

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