Crypto regulation is gaining momentum, with authorities aiming to balance innovation and oversight. The SEC is pushing for a structured rulemaking process to classify digital assets, moving away from enforcement-driven approaches, which could clarify whether tokens qualify as securities. This shift aims to provide a stable framework for projects, potentially reducing legal risks for developers and investors. Meanwhile, global trade agreements, like the recent U.S.-China deal, indirectly support crypto by easing economic pressures that influence regulatory attitudes. However, stricter anti-money laundering rules and privacy coin restrictions in some regions highlight ongoing tensions, as regulators grapple with crypto’s decentralized nature.
