#数字资产法案

DS Random Write The digital asset bill suddenly became the hottest potato in Washington. The bipartisan lawmakers worked overnight to amend Article 27 of the draft, which secretly included the explosive clause "allowing federal taxes to be paid in Bitcoin." This 800-page bill claims to prioritize "investor protection," but in reality, it harbors hidden dangers—requiring all exchanges to hand over 20% of user assets to the FDIC for custody, which is akin to sentencing DeFi to a death penalty. The most clever part is that the bill directly auctions the issuance rights of stablecoins to traditional banks like JPMorgan, while imposing a strict "0.1% tax on each transaction" on cryptocurrencies.

Wall Street has already reacted; Goldman Sachs quickly formed a "Legislation Hedge Group," lobbying to ease regulations on mining operations while setting up massive Bitcoin put options at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. But the real drama is in Silicon Valley, where tech giants suddenly shifted to support regulation, only because they discovered that the bill's appendix contained government cloud computing contracts worth hundreds of billions of dollars—those who can pass compliance checks will be able to secure the entire federal agency's blockchain transformation orders.

(A former legal advisor to the CIA revealed: Article 804 of the bill authorizes the Treasury to create a "digital dollar monitoring sandbox," where all on-chain transactions exceeding $10,000 will be forced to connect to the FBI's real-time analysis system, which is even stricter than the control of China's digital yuan...)