#特朗普马斯克分歧

🇺🇸 #Crypto Legislation in the U.S.

✅ Recent Developments:

1. The Financial Innovation and Technology Act (FIT for the 21st Century Act): Advanced by the House Financial Services Committee in early 2025, this bill advocates for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to lead the regulation of most crypto assets (non-securities), aiming to clarify regulatory authority and encourage innovation.

2. Stablecoin-specific legislation taking shape: Both the U.S. House and Senate are reviewing regulatory bills for stablecoin issuance, requiring issuers to maintain 1:1 reserves and accept federal and state-level oversight.

3. Increased legislative pressure for ETFs: Although the Bitcoin ETF has been approved, the approval of spot ETFs for Ethereum, Solana, etc., has been delayed, prompting some lawmakers to propose amendments to the securities law scope to facilitate the inclusion of new assets into the traditional financial system.

📣 Political intervention is evident:

• The Republican Party generally supports easing regulations and encouraging innovation.

• The Democratic Party tends to strengthen consumer protection and prevent fraud, with particular concern for DeFi and anonymous coins.

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🇺🇸🤖 #Trump vs Musk

🗣️ Latest Events (2025):

• Tax policy conflict: Musk recently publicly opposed Trump’s proposed “capital gains tax relief repeal plan,” believing it would harm entrepreneurship and technological innovation.

• Different stances on artificial intelligence and regulation: Musk advocates for international regulations on AGI (Artificial General Intelligence), while Trump emphasizes “letting innovation flourish, avoiding excessive intervention,” leading to public confrontations between the two.

• The battle of social media platforms: Musk’s X (formerly Twitter) is gradually evolving into a media platform, with reports of Trump planning to establish a supporter platform in response, indicating strong competition between the two.

🧠 Analysis of Fundamental Differences:

• Although Musk supports free speech and low tax policies, he has strong positions on environmental and technological governance, which conflict with Trump’s “deregulate and focus on the economy” stance.

• The two have previously expressed mutual support, but differences surfaced after the 2024 election, with Musk currently not explicitly supporting any candidate, maintaining a position of technical neutrality.