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"Project Crypto" is an initiative launched by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in July 2025 to modernize the country's securities rules and enable financial markets to move onto blockchain technology. It is not a cryptocurrency but a regulatory framework aimed at providing clarity and fostering innovation in the digital asset space.

Objectives of Project Crypto
The initiative was unveiled by SEC Chair Paul Atkins and is designed to implement recommendations from the President's Working Group on Digital Asset Markets. Key initiatives include: 
Modernizing securities regulations: Updating existing rules to accommodate the digital asset age and on-chain systems.Encouraging innovation: Creating a more welcoming regulatory environment to bring back crypto businesses that previously left the U.S. due to uncertainty.Clarifying token classification: Developing guidelines to help market participants distinguish between assets that are securities, commodities, or other types of digital assets.Allowing on-chain activities: Providing regulatory space for decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols and the trading of tokenized assets.Protecting self-custody: Reaffirming the right of individuals to hold their own digital assets. 

Importance for the crypto market
By clarifying regulations and encouraging innovation, Project Crypto is expected to have a major impact on the crypto market by: 
Attracting institutional investment: Clearer rules could attract major banks, asset managers, and pension funds to the crypto space.Boosting market confidence: The initiative represents a shift away from "regulation by enforcement," which may increase investor confidence.Driving technology adoption: It could reshape how capital markets operate by facilitating the tokenization of assets like stocks and bonds.Promoting global standards: The initiative could set a precedent for other nations and promote cross-border cooperation.

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Donald Trump's tariff policy involves sweeping tariffs on most US imports, with rates generally ranging from 10% to over 50%, though some recent exemptions have been made. The legality of these tariffs is currently being challenged in the Supreme Court. 

Key Details of the Tariffs
Average Rate: Under the tariffs currently in place and scheduled for 2025, the average applied tariff rate on all US imports is estimated to rise to 17.6%, the highest since 1941.Legal Basis: The tariffs have largely been implemented using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), a method that has faced numerous legal challenges as the Act does not explicitly authorize tariffs. The Supreme Court heard arguments on this matter in November 2025, and a ruling is pending.Goals: The administration aims to protect domestic manufacturing, reduce the trade deficit, and potentially use the substantial tariff revenue to fund tax cuts or "tariff dividends" for Americans.Impact: Economists largely agree that the tariffs act as a tax paid by US businesses and consumers in the form of higher prices. Tariffs have contributed to higher grocery prices and are estimated to reduce US GDP, although official figures show an increase in consumer spending and tariff revenues have tripled in some instances. 

Specific Tariffs and Exemptions
The Trump administration has imposed a variety of tariffs, including: 
Steel and Aluminum: Tariffs were increased to 50% in June 2025, with some exceptions for specific countries like the UK.China: China faces a combination of baseline, "fentanyl," and "reciprocal" tariffs, though a temporary truce was reached in May 2025, which lowered some rates for a year.Mexico & Canada: Both countries face specific tariffs on various goods, although many products are exempt under the USMCA trade agreement.Food Products: Facing pressure over rising consumer prices, the administration announced in November 2025 that it would remove tariffs on over 200 food items, including coffee, bananas, beef, and spices, generally items not produced in sufficient quantities in the US.Other Sectors: Tariffs also affect automobiles, auto parts, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, and certain furniture products. 

The administration is exploring backup plans for its tariff agenda using different authorities in case the Supreme Court rules against its primary methods.

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