The evolution of the Canadian political landscape could disrupt the crypto ecosystem. Mark Carney, former governor of the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, has just been appointed to succeed Justin Trudeau. His rise to power does not go unnoticed, particularly in the crypto sector. Known for his sharp criticisms of bitcoin, Carney has previously described the asset as a deficient monetary model, which fueled a "global speculative mania." His vision, rooted in a centralized approach to finance, suggests a restrictive policy towards cryptos. As Canada continues to seek its regulatory guidelines for these assets, Carney's appointment could represent a radical shift. His influence on the future of bitcoin and cryptos in Canada deserves close scrutiny.
