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The U.S. House of Representatives accelerates the advancement of five Crypto Assets bills, a regulatory framework is imminent.
The United States is accelerating the legislative process related to Crypto Assets. On July 4th, legislation known as the "Too Big to Fail Act" has passed in the House of Representatives. The current fiscal expansion policy may drop market confidence in the dollar and U.S. Treasury bonds, while tax cuts and fiscal stimulus measures have created a more lenient macro environment for Crypto Assets.
At the same time, two bills focusing on stablecoins and market structure—the "Genius Act" and the "Clarity Act"—are currently under consideration in the House of Representatives. These two bills are expected to make significant progress during "Crypto Week" on July 14.
These five main bills cover multiple aspects of the Crypto Assets field, including regulatory frameworks, market structures, stablecoin management, and other core issues. Each bill presents detailed regulations and recommendations targeted at specific areas, aiming to establish a more complete and clear legal system for the Crypto Assets industry.
As these bills progress, the U.S. government is actively shaping the future development environment of Crypto Assets. This will not only affect the domestic Crypto Assets market in the United States but may also have a profound impact on the global Crypto Assets ecosystem. Industry insiders and investors are closely monitoring these legislative developments to timely adjust their strategies and expectations.