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U.S. House of Representatives passes resolution to overturn SEC cryptocurrency accounting standards announcement
By a vote of 228 to 182, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a resolution aimed at repealing regulations issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that require cryptocurrency holdings by customers to be accounted for as liabilities. The move created a sharp divide across the political spectrum, with a majority of Republicans voting in favor and Democrats broadly opposed. The White House has indicated the president may veto the resolution, citing concerns it could threaten financial stability. At the same time, Democrats criticized the resolution as potentially weakening the SEC's regulatory authority. The resolution will now go to the Senate, where the partisan dispute is likely to intensify.
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The policy wind has arrived, and the 'dimensional wall' between Wall Street and the crypto world is being shattered by the hammer of Capitol Hill!
In simple terms, the most important congressional committee that manages the money in the U.S. — the House Financial Services Committee — has designated the week of July 14 as 'Crypto Week'! This isn't about an online summit, but rather serious discussions on several bills specifically targeting cryptocurrencies. In short, lawmakers are focusing on how to regulate our industry.
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Guys, this is definitely big news! Don’t think that 'Congress is meeting' is far from us. The rules discussed by these people directly affect whether exchanges can open, whether stablecoins can be issued, and even whether the coins you hold are classified as securities or commodities (this determines whether they fall under SEC or CFTC jurisdiction, which is a huge difference!).
My views and insights:
Guys, this is definitely big news! Don’t think that 'Congress is meeting' is far from us. The rules discussed by these people directly affect whether exchanges can open, whether stablecoins can be issued, and even whether the coins you hold are classified as securities or commodities (this determines whether they fall under SEC or CFTC jurisdiction, which is a huge difference!).
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U.S. House of Representatives set to vote on key cryptocurrency legislation
The U.S. House of Representatives plans to hold a full vote on an important cryptocurrency bill in the coming days. This move is intended to strengthen the regulation of digital assets, protect investors from fraud and manipulation, and may have a far-reaching impact on the global cryptocurrency market.
As an emerging form of digital assets, cryptocurrency has rapidly risen around the world in recent years, attracting widespread attention. As the world's largest economy, the United States' policy trends are indicative of the international financial market. The bill that the House of Representatives will vote on this time is a major update to existing financial regulations, aiming to more clearly incorporate cryptocurrency into the legal framework.
As an emerging form of digital assets, cryptocurrency has rapidly risen around the world in recent years, attracting widespread attention. As the world's largest economy, the United States' policy trends are indicative of the international financial market. The bill that the House of Representatives will vote on this time is a major update to existing financial regulations, aiming to more clearly incorporate cryptocurrency into the legal framework.
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The U.S. House of Representatives Passed a Procedural Motion to Restart Consideration of the GENIUS Act and Cryptocurrency Bills
On July 16 local time, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a procedural motion with a vote of 215 in favor and 211 against, calling for the reconsideration of a proposal related to cryptocurrencies that includes the GENIUS Act, the CLARITY Act, and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance Act. This motion also provides a 'second chance' for the consideration of this series of bills.
The background of this event is that the day before (July 15), House leaders attempted to bundle the GENIUS Act, the CLARITY Act, and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance Act with the annual defense appropriations into a single package to advance the legislation. However, this attempt encountered resistance, and the bundling proposal was ultimately rejected.
Libertarians and members of the House Freedom Caucus opposed this bundling approach, calling for separate debates and votes on each bill. Some representatives sought to completely ban Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) in the U.S. and considered the CLARITY Act equally important, urging opponents to 'immediately address this issue'.
Despite the initial attempt failing, the matter is not entirely over. On July 16 local time, the House passed the procedural motion to re-bundle the three bills by a margin of 4 votes, but since the motion itself does not constitute formal statutory provisions, it will not be directly submitted to the President for signing.
Next, the leaders of the House and Senate will face various options: they can handle these bills separately, incorporate them into other ongoing legislative projects, or choose to draft a new merged bill that both chambers can accept for final submission to the President. Regardless of the path chosen, the core objective is to transform these bills into promulgable legislation so that they can effectively come into force.
Overall, this process will determine the final fate of these cryptocurrency-related bills, and its outcome will have a profound impact on the direction of U.S. policy in the digital asset space.
#美国众议院 #加密法案 #GENIUS法案
On July 16 local time, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a procedural motion with a vote of 215 in favor and 211 against, calling for the reconsideration of a proposal related to cryptocurrencies that includes the GENIUS Act, the CLARITY Act, and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance Act. This motion also provides a 'second chance' for the consideration of this series of bills.
The background of this event is that the day before (July 15), House leaders attempted to bundle the GENIUS Act, the CLARITY Act, and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance Act with the annual defense appropriations into a single package to advance the legislation. However, this attempt encountered resistance, and the bundling proposal was ultimately rejected.
Libertarians and members of the House Freedom Caucus opposed this bundling approach, calling for separate debates and votes on each bill. Some representatives sought to completely ban Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) in the U.S. and considered the CLARITY Act equally important, urging opponents to 'immediately address this issue'.
Despite the initial attempt failing, the matter is not entirely over. On July 16 local time, the House passed the procedural motion to re-bundle the three bills by a margin of 4 votes, but since the motion itself does not constitute formal statutory provisions, it will not be directly submitted to the President for signing.
Next, the leaders of the House and Senate will face various options: they can handle these bills separately, incorporate them into other ongoing legislative projects, or choose to draft a new merged bill that both chambers can accept for final submission to the President. Regardless of the path chosen, the core objective is to transform these bills into promulgable legislation so that they can effectively come into force.
Overall, this process will determine the final fate of these cryptocurrency-related bills, and its outcome will have a profound impact on the direction of U.S. policy in the digital asset space.
#美国众议院 #加密法案 #GENIUS法案
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The U.S. House of Representatives urged the U.S. government to take action to rescue its former federal agent and current Binance executive
The U.S. House of Representatives has introduced a resolution calling on the U.S. government to take immediate action to secure the release of Tigran Gambaryan, a former federal agent and current Binance employee who has been detained in Nigeria since February.
The resolution, filed July 11 by Reps. Rich McCormick and French Hill, D-Calif., highlights Gambaryan’s contributions in recovering more than $4 billion in illicit funds during his tenure as a federal agent.
Review of the incident
On February 26, Tigran Gambaryan visited Nigeria to participate in a high-level meeting. The meeting focused on the compliance issues of Binance in Nigeria. At that time, Nigeria is currently facing a challenge that the widespread adoption of cryptocurrencies through peer-to-peer markets has had an impact on the local fiat currency, which is believed to be an indirect cause of the sharp depreciation of the naira.
The resolution, filed July 11 by Reps. Rich McCormick and French Hill, D-Calif., highlights Gambaryan’s contributions in recovering more than $4 billion in illicit funds during his tenure as a federal agent.
Review of the incident
On February 26, Tigran Gambaryan visited Nigeria to participate in a high-level meeting. The meeting focused on the compliance issues of Binance in Nigeria. At that time, Nigeria is currently facing a challenge that the widespread adoption of cryptocurrencies through peer-to-peer markets has had an impact on the local fiat currency, which is believed to be an indirect cause of the sharp depreciation of the naira.
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