#DigitalAssetBill is a term used to refer to draft laws or official legislation related to digital assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins, NFTs, and other forms of encoded assets. The main objectives of these bills are:

1. Define the legal concept

What is a digital asset?

Classify digital assets: securities, commodities, currency, or intangible assets?

2. Establish monitoring and management mechanisms

Who has the authority to manage? (Central banks, securities agencies, tax authorities...)

Regulations for exchanges, e-wallets, token issuers...

3. Combat money laundering and fraud

KYC/AML requirements (User identity verification)

Monitoring transactions, taxes, and transparent reporting

4. Protect investors

Provide legal rights for investors in case of disputes

Require transparency of information when issuing tokens or raising funds through blockchain

For example:

USA: Legislation such as the Lummis-Gillibrand Responsible Financial Innovation Act is proposing a clear legal framework for digital assets.

EU: The MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) legislation has just been passed, creating a legal framework across Europe.

Vietnam: There is currently no specific law, but the Ministry of Finance and the State Bank are studying a legal framework for digital assets.