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- #Digital Asset Market Clarity Act#
US House Republicans have introduced the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act to clarify crypto regulations. The bill gives the CFTC exclusive authority over digital commodity spot markets, and crypto platforms can register with either the CFTC or SEC. Will this reshape crypto regulation? What’s your take?
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A US appeals court has reinstated Trump-era tariffs during the appeal, and further tariff hikes (up to 15% for 150 days) are being considered. Could these tariffs return? How might this affect the crypto market?
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U.S. lawmakers reintroduced the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act, clarifying the identification of non-custodial encryption service providers.
According to Gate News bot, The Block reported that U.S. Congressmen Tom Emmer and Ritchie Torres have jointly reintroduced the (Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act). The bill clearly states that non-custodial encryption service providers such as miners, validators, and wallet developers do not fall under the category of "unlicensed money services businesses" or money transmission entities. The bill aims to provide legal certainty for developers of decentralized protocols and prevent licensing regulations from hindering the development of related technologies.
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