【BitPush】At the World Economic Forum in Davos, U.S. President Trump revealed the latest developments: Congress is actively drafting a regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency market. He mentioned that cryptocurrencies have gained widespread political support, indicating that this is no longer just a topic for tech enthusiasts but has risen to the level of national policy. More importantly, he expressed the intention to sign cryptocurrency-related legislation as soon as possible, which could mean that the U.S. may soon have a clear policy window for digital asset regulation. For the market, clear regulatory rules are often more conducive to healthy development than disorderly conditions.
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JustHereForAirdrops
· 3h ago
Finally, someone is taking this matter seriously. With regulation coming, I feel more at ease.
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ContractExplorer
· 3h ago
Wait, is Trump really going to push for crypto regulation legislation? Is the crypto world saved now?
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blockBoy
· 3h ago
Finally, someone dares to push the crypto industry at the national level. This time it's not just a slogan; they are really going to introduce legislation.
Trump at Davos announces: US cryptocurrency regulation bill is expected to accelerate progress
【BitPush】At the World Economic Forum in Davos, U.S. President Trump revealed the latest developments: Congress is actively drafting a regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency market. He mentioned that cryptocurrencies have gained widespread political support, indicating that this is no longer just a topic for tech enthusiasts but has risen to the level of national policy. More importantly, he expressed the intention to sign cryptocurrency-related legislation as soon as possible, which could mean that the U.S. may soon have a clear policy window for digital asset regulation. For the market, clear regulatory rules are often more conducive to healthy development than disorderly conditions.