For many years, U.S. regulators have had significant disagreements regarding the attributes of digital assets:
Therefore, the encryption industry in the United States is greatly restricted, and many companies choose to relocate to more open regions such as Singapore, Dubai, and Switzerland.
The CFTC’s decision is seen as a key step in “breaking the deadlock.”
The shift in policy is not accidental; there are several key background factors:
1. The U.S. government promotes the competitiveness of the blockchain and Web3 industry.
The rapid regulatory framework of Europe’s MiCA, Japan, and Hong Kong puts pressure on the United States facing the loss of innovation.
2. A large amount of institutional funds are waiting for a legal entry.
Pension funds, sovereign funds, and hedge funds have all expressed a desire to participate in the encryption market but are hindered by compliance obstacles.
3. Improvement of Market Maturity
With the development of custody, auditing, and security technologies, U.S. regulators are more confident in promoting compliant trading.
4. A consensus at the political level is forming.
As both parties begin to realize the importance of encryption finance, Congress and regulatory agencies are gradually seeking a clearer framework.
1. The exchange will be reshuffled.
Only exchanges that meet CFTC requirements can operate Spot encryption trading, which means:
The industry landscape is likely to undergo reconstruction.
2. Institutions will become the new driving force for growth.
Institutional funds prefer markets with high compliance and clear risks. Once spot encryption is legalized, billions or even hundreds of billions of dollars may flow in successively.
3. Encryption assets will be easier to enter mainstream investment portfolios.
Including:
This will bring a more stable capital structure.
After the regulatory certainty improves, the market usually experiences the following changes:
Overall, the encryption market will move closer to mature financial markets.
Once the United States clarifies its direction, other countries are often affected:
In the coming years, the global encryption regulatory framework will accelerate its unification, resulting in a more stable international market.
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