2026-01-21 15:31:26

At recent international forums, the US leadership stated that cryptocurrency policy has been included in the important agenda. Congress is pushing for more comprehensive legislation on the crypto market regulatory framework, and the relevant bills are expected to be signed in the near future.

This move is driven by domestic political needs and also reflects the pressure of global competition. Officials emphasize that the US must maintain a leading position in cryptocurrency technology and artificial intelligence to respond to international competition. This means that in the coming period, the crypto market may see a clearer policy framework and regulatory rules. For practitioners and investors, such policy signals are worth paying attention to—clear legal frameworks often create a more stable environment for market development.

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SatoshiHeir

· 6h ago

It should be pointed out that the so-called "regulatory framework" rhetoric from the US has been seen before back in 2017. History tends to repeat itself... According to the white paper logic, true decentralization doesn't require Washington's approval at all, but in reality, the retail investors still have to obediently wait for policy shifts. --- Again with this? I just want to ask, who can prove that this time isn't just a smokescreen, and the next one will be the heavy tax stick? --- Let's return to the fundamental thinking of Satoshi Nakamoto: if the original design of Bitcoin was to evade centralized power, then now, to please regulators, isn't that a self-contradiction? Extremely contradictory. --- Laughable, on-chain data shows that institutional holdings have never decreased. They are not afraid of regulation at all; it's just that retail investors have to kneel and cheer. --- Everyone listen to me: a stable environment often means the locking of power... This sounds nice, but the CBDC approach was also sold to us in the same way. --- It is obvious that what the US really wants is not the framework, but control... International competition? Ha, it's still the same old story.

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AirdropHunter007

· 6h ago

Finally, someone has regulated cryptocurrencies properly, but will it really be implemented... The US is playing psychological warfare again, talking about leadership position, but isn't it just afraid of being left behind by China? Is the arrival of a regulatory framework good news? I think it's uncertain... Damn, we have to wait for the "not-too-distant future" again. I'm tired of this kind of rhetoric. Only when the framework is clear will exchanges dare to take big actions. Retail investors should be cautious.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 6h ago

Finally, someone is stepping up to take control. It was long overdue. Waiting for implementation; we've heard enough empty talk. The US is trying to position itself again, a typical preemptive move. Clear framework? Just listen; let's wait until it actually happens before commenting. This round of regulation—whether it’s a positive or negative development—will have to wait for official announcements.

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LiquidatedDreams

· 6h ago

If this wave of regulatory frameworks really comes, it depends on how the US specifically drafts the provisions. Once the bill is signed, the crypto industry will probably need to readjust its stance again. Institutions have already been eager and ready. To put it simply, it's still the geopolitical game. Under the pressure of US-China competition, there's no way to ignore it. On the contrary, it might actually be a benefit for us.

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 6h ago

Coming back to regulate? Are they serious this time... Wait, is the US really planning to bring crypto under control? That's interesting. Is it true that the bill is about to be signed so quickly? I'm skeptical. On the bright side, it's a clear framework; on the less favorable side, it seems like they just want to control it. I just want to see how they plan to regulate DeFi...

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