The current U.S. administration just dropped a bombshell on the country's biggest DEI initiative. They're demanding full financial disclosure from every single beneficiary—citing "widespread misconduct" as the trigger.



What's interesting here? This could set a precedent for how regulatory bodies scrutinize funding flows in Web3 projects too. We've seen similar patterns before: government cracks down on one sector, then the compliance framework creeps into adjacent industries.

For crypto builders running grant programs or DAO treasuries, this might be a heads-up moment. Transparency requirements are tightening across the board. The question isn't whether stricter oversight is coming—it's how fast and how far it'll reach.
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SmartContractPlumbervip
· 7h ago
A "loophole exploitation chain" in regulation has already formed; DEI is just the beginning, and Web3 is next.
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TokenToastervip
· 7h ago
Regulation is just spreading to crypto one after another... it's only a matter of time.
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TokenomicsPolicevip
· 7h ago
Hey, transparency is something that's bound to happen sooner or later... In the Web3 space, it's long overdue to get the books in order. Instead of waiting to be investigated, it's better to take the initiative and do it right.
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