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#DigitalAssetBill Groups various bills and resolutions in the United States Congress to create a unique regulatory framework for digital assets, encompassing both cryptocurrencies and stablecoins, and defining the jurisdiction of agencies such as the SEC and the CFTC. These efforts aim to replace the 'regulation by enforcement' with clear rules that promote innovation without neglecting investor protection and financial stability.
Since late 2024, the growing adoption of crypto assets and existing regulatory gaps have prompted legislators from both parties to articulate formal proposals. The Securities Clarity Act by Rep. Tom Emmer clarifies when a digital token is a security and grants explicit jurisdiction to the SEC or the CFTC as appropriate.
At the same time, the House and Senate have debated a Digital Asset Market Structure Bill to establish market standards that avoid 'regulation by compliance' and encourage the participation of institutional players.
In March 2025, the House Financial Services Committee held introductory hearings following a subcommittee report that underscored the urgency for a clear framework for economic growth and innovation in the United States. In early April, the Senate bipartisanly approved the section related to stablecoins, and the House sent its version for reconciliation, aiming to present a final text before the summer recess.
Recently, the Attorney General of New York urged to expedite the approval of the law, emphasizing the need to protect retail investors from scams and ensure sufficient reserves for stablecoins.
Since late 2024, the growing adoption of crypto assets and existing regulatory gaps have prompted legislators from both parties to articulate formal proposals. The Securities Clarity Act by Rep. Tom Emmer clarifies when a digital token is a security and grants explicit jurisdiction to the SEC or the CFTC as appropriate.
At the same time, the House and Senate have debated a Digital Asset Market Structure Bill to establish market standards that avoid 'regulation by compliance' and encourage the participation of institutional players.
In March 2025, the House Financial Services Committee held introductory hearings following a subcommittee report that underscored the urgency for a clear framework for economic growth and innovation in the United States. In early April, the Senate bipartisanly approved the section related to stablecoins, and the House sent its version for reconciliation, aiming to present a final text before the summer recess.
Recently, the Attorney General of New York urged to expedite the approval of the law, emphasizing the need to protect retail investors from scams and ensure sufficient reserves for stablecoins.
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