Macquarie says Washington is finally close to a crypto rule deal, and traders are starting to listen.
Think of it like painting lane lines on a foggy road: the cars may still speed, but at least they know where the edges are.
The focus is “market structure,” the boring-sounding map that decides who polices what in crypto.
A key fight is whether many tokens act more like stocks (SEC turf) or more like goods such as gold (CFTC turf).
Macquarie’s view is that Senate talks look close enough to matter, even if the final deal is pushed to early 2026.
At the same time, the GENIUS stablecoin law is moving from words to real rulebooks, with reserve and report checks.
That matters because stablecoins are the cash drawer of crypto used for trades, pay, and quick moves between coins.
If Congress and regulators line up, banks and big funds may feel safer testing the water, not diving in blind.
Still, clearer rules can cut scams, but they can also add costs that squeeze small builders.
For now, the market is watching Capitol Hill like a weather vane, waiting to see if the wind holds steady before the next campaign storm hits hard again.
These new rules will actually dispel the fears of big investors. As retail traders, it's time for us to look at the 'Utility' of projects, not just the hype.
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