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Cryptocurrency Compliance and Regulation 24-Hour Hotspot Scan
In the past 24 hours, there have been frequent developments in the global cryptocurrency regulatory landscape. Lawmakers from both parties in the U.S. Congress are drafting a proposal for a cryptocurrency tax framework that aims to provide a tax safe harbor for stablecoin transactions and blockchain verification rewards (such as staking), intending to delay the taxation of related rewards and alleviate the burden on investors. This reflects the ongoing efforts of the Trump administration to mainstream the cryptocurrency industry, which is expected to further attract institutional investment.
At the same time, the U.S. cryptocurrency industry is reviewing regulatory victories of 2025, including the SEC's withdrawal of strict accounting guidance, the passage of federal rules for stablecoins, and the relaxation of restrictions on cryptocurrency businesses by banking regulators. However, experts warn that these advancements rely on guiding documents, and future changes in administration could reverse them, calling for more robust legislative protections.
In terms of consumer protection, a bipartisan Senate bill has gained support for the establishment of a federal task force to combat cryptocurrency fraud, coordinating efforts among the Treasury Department, law enforcement, and regulatory agencies to address the real threat of $9.3 billion in losses for Americans in 2024.
Overall, the current hotspots focus on balancing regulatory relaxation and risk prevention in the U.S., with stablecoins and tax compliance being the focal points. As Bitcoin prices fluctuate and global regulatory competition intensifies, the industry’s compliance process accelerates, yet uncertainty remains. Investors need to pay attention to the impact of policy implementation on the market.
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In the past 24 hours, there have been frequent developments in the global cryptocurrency regulatory landscape. Lawmakers from both parties in the U.S. Congress are drafting a proposal for a cryptocurrency tax framework that aims to provide a tax safe harbor for stablecoin transactions and blockchain verification rewards (such as staking), intending to delay the taxation of related rewards and alleviate the burden on investors. This reflects the ongoing efforts of the Trump administration to mainstream the cryptocurrency industry, which is expected to further attract institutional investment.
At the same time, the U.S. cryptocurrency industry is reviewing regulatory victories of 2025, including the SEC's withdrawal of strict accounting guidance, the passage of federal rules for stablecoins, and the relaxation of restrictions on cryptocurrency businesses by banking regulators. However, experts warn that these advancements rely on guiding documents, and future changes in administration could reverse them, calling for more robust legislative protections.
In terms of consumer protection, a bipartisan Senate bill has gained support for the establishment of a federal task force to combat cryptocurrency fraud, coordinating efforts among the Treasury Department, law enforcement, and regulatory agencies to address the real threat of $9.3 billion in losses for Americans in 2024.
Overall, the current hotspots focus on balancing regulatory relaxation and risk prevention in the U.S., with stablecoins and tax compliance being the focal points. As Bitcoin prices fluctuate and global regulatory competition intensifies, the industry’s compliance process accelerates, yet uncertainty remains. Investors need to pay attention to the impact of policy implementation on the market.
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