#DigitalAssetBill Several bills regarding digital assets are being considered in various jurisdictions. Below are some of the most important: - *Digital Assets (Market Regulation) Bill of Australia 2023*: This bill seeks to regulate digital asset exchange platforms, custody services, and the issuance of stablecoins in Australia. It was introduced by Senator Andrew Bragg and is currently in the Senate. - *Property (Digital Assets, etc.) Bill of the United Kingdom*: This bill clarifies that certain digital assets, such as crypto tokens and non-fungible tokens, can be recognized as property under English and Welsh law, even if they do not fit traditional property categories. The bill is designed to provide certainty and protection to individuals and businesses operating with digital assets. - National Innovation Guidance and Establishment Act for Stablecoins of the United States (GENIUS): This bill establishes a regulatory framework for payment stablecoins in the U.S., defining them as digital assets linked to a fixed monetary value. It sets procedures for institutions to issue stablecoins, implements reserve requirements, and provides regulatory standards. - *Digital Assets Bill of North Carolina*: This bill has been approved by the House of Representatives and is currently being debated in the Senate. Its details have yet to be elaborated, but it reflects the growing trend of states to push their own legislation on digital assets. These bills demonstrate ongoing efforts to create regulatory frameworks for digital assets globally. Their aim is to provide clarity and protection to the companies involved.