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When the U.S. presidential couple personally enters the token issuance arena and when Dogecoin's market value surpasses $10 billion, a regulatory storm concerning the essence of cryptocurrency is approaching.
1. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission draws a regulatory red line: meme coins are not securities, but fraud will still be prosecuted.
The statement from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on February 27 was like a deep-sea bomb dropped into the cryptocurrency world. This document from the SEC's corporate finance division clearly states: the vast majority of meme coins are not classified as securities, issuers do not need to register with the SEC, and investors are not protected by securities laws.

$ETH #During this period, the United States staged three major dramas, exposing the deep-seated contradictions hidden within American society. Why do I say this? Mainly because the dollar has not been able to easily harvest global wealth like before, and the domestic contradictions can no longer be suppressed.

First, let's talk about the upcoming 'Stablecoin National Act', which stipulates that the issuance of stablecoins must be backed by cash or short-term U.S. Treasury bonds of equivalent value. At first glance, this seems quite reasonable, but in reality, it ties the failing credit of U.S. Treasury bonds to the emerging cryptocurrency, aiming to find a new 'buyer' for the massive Treasury bond market.