#MEME法案
📢 #MEME Bill Latest Developments
The MEME Bill (Make Every Meme Encrypted Act) is a proposal in the United States Congress aimed at regulating MEME tokens in the cryptocurrency market. The background of the bill proposal is that there has been a surge of MEME-themed tokens in the market recently, with some projects suspected of money laundering, fraud, and market manipulation. Therefore, lawmakers hope to strengthen regulation through this bill.
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✅ Key Points of the MEME Bill:
1. Token Registration and Disclosure:
• All MEME-themed token projects must register with the SEC and disclose the background of the project party, sources of funds, and purposes.
2. KYC/AML Requirements:
• Exchanges must conduct strict identity verification (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML) checks on MEME token traders to prevent illegal funds from flowing in.
3. Transaction Tax Monitoring:
• Tax revenue will be levied on transactions of MEME tokens, and project parties are required to submit financial reports to the tax authorities quarterly.
4. Market Manipulation Prevention:
• Market manipulation through false advertising, price manipulation, etc., is prohibited, and violators will face fines and criminal penalties.
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⚡ Market Reactions:
• Investor Concerns:
Some MEME token communities are worried that the bill will dampen market enthusiasm, especially for some high-risk, high-return token projects that may face stricter scrutiny.
• Increased Regulatory Pressure:
Exchanges like Binance and Coinbase have started sending reminders to users, indicating that they will enhance monitoring of MEME token transactions to ensure compliance.
• Short-term Market Volatility:
Some MEME token prices have recently fluctuated, and the market is highly attentive to the timing of the bill's formal passage and specific implementation conditions.
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📅 Expected Progress:
The MEME bill is currently in the draft review stage, and the first vote is expected to take place as early as Q3 2025. If passed, it will begin phased implementation in early 2026.
