Just this Tuesday, the "Beautiful Law Bill" strongly pushed by U.S. President Trump finally passed in the Senate by a narrow vote. But what disappointed the entire cryptocurrency industry was that the amendment, which could have fundamentally changed our tax burdens, ultimately did not make it into the bill.

Insiders revealed that this miss was not due to a lack of support, but rather because of late preparations. This tax amendment, led by Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis from Wyoming, was supposed to bring significant tax relief to miners, stakers, large holding institutions, and even ordinary digital asset holders. In simple terms, players like you and me could have had a more reasonable and lenient tax space.

Unfortunately, by the time the bill entered the voting marathon, time was not on our side. Lummis once promised to "push forward," and cryptocurrency policy groups even mobilized communities across the U.S. to pressure lawmakers, but at the last moment, there was no opportunity to advocate for the proposal. Vice President Vance cast the decisive vote, but the provisions closely related to us still did not appear in the final version of the passed bill.

There are voices in the industry saying this is a "historical opportunity missed" for the cryptocurrency sector.

But was it really a miss? Or is a new window brewing?

I am already following up on the upcoming strategic deployment, new tax policies, compliance trends, policy dividends... The next entry point may be closer than you think.

If you don’t want to passively consume news any longer, why not ask me now and see if we can prepare ahead of time before the next window truly arrives.