The MEME Act, led by Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy, focuses on the issue of potential cryptocurrency asset benefit transfers involving federal officials and their family members. This bill is timely, particularly in light of recent controversies surrounding digital assets associated with political figures, such as 'Trump Coin'. There are concerns that some meme coins are being hyped by celebrities or political influence for profit. The introduction of the MEME Act indicates that the U.S. Congress is taking a new step in strengthening the crackdown on the collusion between politics and business interests. According to the draft, the related prohibitions will apply to the President, Vice President, members of Congress, and their immediate family members, with the aim of preventing the power elite from using policy or authority to engage in digital currency investments, in order to maintain the fairness of policy-making and market order.