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🚀 SEC Chairman Gary Gensler to Testify at House Financial Services Committee Hearing

According to BlockBeats, on September 24, SEC Chairman Gary Gensler, along with his fellow commissioners, will testify at a hearing held by the House Financial Services Committee. The hearing, titled 'Oversight of the Securities and Exchange Commission,' will address several legislative proposals.

The legislative agenda includes HR 9578, known as the 'Digital Global and Electronic (BRIDGE) Digital Asset Regulation and Innovation Act.' Additionally, the hearing will discuss the requirement for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to conduct studies to assess the need for additional guidance or rules to facilitate the development of tokenized securities and derivatives, among other purposes.

Other legislative items on the agenda include the 'New Frontier Technology (NFT) Act' and proposed amendments to the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These amendments aim to exclude decentralized finance activities from the Act and serve other purposes. The hearing is scheduled to take place at 10:00 AM local time in Room 2128 of the Rayburn House Office Building.


#SEC #GaryGensler #HouseFinancialServicesCommittee #DigitalAssetRegulation #TokenizedSecurities #NFTAct #DecentralizedFinance #SecuritiesExchangeAct
🚀 Digital Asset Regulation Expected To Advance In 2025 Amid US Presidential Election

According to BlockBeats, a recent research report by blockchain infrastructure company Blockdaemon indicates that significant progress in digital asset regulation is anticipated by 2025, coinciding with the upcoming 2024 US presidential election. The report highlights two key regulatory policies currently in the legislative process: the proposal to repeal SAB 121 and the landmark '21st Century Financial Innovation and Technology Act' (FIT21).

The FIT21 Act, which received bipartisan support, was passed by the House of Representatives in May 2024. The core provisions of this act include clearly defining the regulatory boundaries between the SEC and CFTC, establishing standards for identifying the commodity and security attributes of digital assets, and creating a legal framework for financial institutions to conduct digital asset custody services. Blockdaemon predicts that with strong bipartisan backing, the FIT21 Act is likely to pass the Senate and be signed into law in 2025, positioning the United States as a leader in balancing innovation with consumer risk.

Previously, the SEC granted SAB 121 exemptions to the Bank of New York last month, and it is expected that other financial institutions will receive similar exemptions.


#DigitalAssetRegulation #USPresidentialElection #Blockdaemon #FIT21 #SEC #CFTC #BipartisanSupport #FinancialInnovation #DigitalAssets #CustodyServices
🚀 Sygnum Predicts Altcoin Rebound Amid Improved Digital Asset Regulation

According to PANews, Swiss bank Sygnum has forecasted a potential rebound for altcoins in the second quarter of 2025, driven by enhanced digital asset regulation and increased user engagement. Despite Bitcoin's market dominance reaching a four-year high in April, Sygnum suggests that regulatory advancements in the United States, including initiatives by U.S. President Donald Trump to establish digital asset reserves and progress in stablecoin regulation, could foster broader cryptocurrency adoption.

Sygnum anticipates that protocols successfully engaging users will outperform the market, potentially leading to a decline in Bitcoin's dominance. The growing focus on economic value has intensified competition, spurring better product development that ultimately benefits consumers. The report highlights that while high-performance blockchains address limitations of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, they still face challenges in achieving widespread adoption and generating revenue.


#Sygnum #AltcoinRebound #DigitalAssetRegulation #CryptocurrencyAdoption #BitcoinDominance #UserEngagement #StablecoinRegulation #BlockchainDevelopment #Ethereum #Solana #BTC #SOL #ETH
🚀 Kenya Advances Digital Asset Regulation with New Legislation

According to Foresight News, the Kenyan Parliament has approved the Virtual Asset Service Providers Bill, aiming to establish a clear regulatory framework to encourage investment in the digital asset industry. The bill designates the Central Bank of Kenya as the licensing authority for stablecoins and other virtual asset issuances. Additionally, the Capital Markets Authority will be responsible for issuing licenses to cryptocurrency exchanges and other trading platform operators. The bill now awaits the signature of President William Ruto to become law.

#Kenya #DigitalAssetRegulation #VirtualAssetServiceProviders #VASP #Stablecoins #CapitalMarketsAuthority #CentralBankOfKenya #CryptoExchanges #KenyaLegislation #WilliamRuto #Parliament #ForesightNews
🚀 South Korea Plans to Reform Digital Asset Regulations

South Korea is set to reform its digital asset regulatory framework, according to PANews. The country's financial authorities are planning to abolish the "one exchange-one bank" restriction, which will allow the issuance of crypto derivatives and corporate account participation in trading. This move aims to dismantle the current market monopoly structure and enhance liquidity.

Regulators believe that although this restriction is not legally mandated, it has persisted due to anti-money laundering requirements, limiting competition among exchanges and user choice. The upcoming policies will be included in the second phase of the Digital Asset Basic Act legislation. Both political parties in the National Assembly have reached a consensus on some aspects of regulatory relaxation.


#SouthKorea #DigitalAssetRegulation #CryptoReform #FinancialRegulation #CryptoDerivatives #BankingPolicy #AntiMoneyLaundering #MarketCompetition #DigitalAssetBasicAct #RegulatoryRelaxation
🚀 CFTC Chairman Introduces 'Future Proof' Program for Digital Asset Regulation

Michael Selig, the newly appointed Chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), has announced the launch of the 'Future Proof' program aimed at modernizing regulations for digital assets. According to NS3.AI, this initiative seeks to reassess outdated rules originally intended for agricultural futures and introduce the minimum necessary regulations to encourage innovation in the digital asset sector. The CFTC is also preparing to expand its role should Congress enact new legislation concerning the digital asset market structure, with the goal of maintaining the competitiveness of U.S. markets.

#CFTC #FutureProof #DigitalAssets #Regulation #Innovation #MarketStructure #USMarkets #CommodityFutures #DigitalAssetRegulation #MichaelSelig
🚀 Hong Kong SFC Discusses Future of Digital Asset Regulation

Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) held its third digital asset advisory group meeting to discuss the future regulatory development of digital assets. According to Foresight News, the meeting involved licensed virtual asset trading platforms and focused on plans to strengthen the digital asset ecosystem. Discussions included enhancing liquidity for licensed virtual asset trading platforms and expanding regulatory measures for product and service types.

Dr. Yeh Chi-heng, Executive Director of the SFC's Institutional Department and Chairman of the Digital Asset Advisory Group, emphasized the importance of balancing innovation with investor protection. He stated that efforts will be made to promote the establishment of a prosperous and sustainable digital asset market in Hong Kong, ensuring that regulatory policies are practical, effective, and appropriate.


#HongKong #SFC #DigitalAssetRegulation #VirtualAsset #Liquidity #Innovation #InvestorProtection #SustainableMarket #DigitalAssetEcosystem #RegulatoryMeasures #CryptoRegulation #FinancialInnovation
🚀 SEC Commissioner Calls for Congressional Action on Digital Asset Regulation

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) posted on X, highlighting the need for legislative clarity in digital asset regulation. SEC Commissioner Paul S. Atkins emphasized the importance of a comprehensive law from Congress to support the SEC's regulatory efforts. He noted that while the SEC possesses broad authority to interpret and grant exemptions under various securities laws, a legislative framework is crucial to address the current regulatory gaps in the digital asset sector. Atkins pointed out that this legislative support is the missing link in effectively regulating digital assets.

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🚀 Digital Asset Regulation Bill Stalled Amid Stablecoin Yield Disputes

The CLARITY Act, designed to provide clear regulations for digital assets, is currently facing delays due to disagreements over stablecoin yield restrictions. According to NS3.AI, banks are advocating for stricter limits, expressing concerns that yield-bearing stablecoins could function similarly to unregulated deposits. In contrast, cryptocurrency companies argue that such restrictions could stifle innovation within the industry. Despite efforts by the White House to mediate a resolution before March, the bill remains stalled in a Senate committee without any agreement reached.

#DigitalAssetRegulation #CLARITYAct #StablecoinYield #Stablecoin #Cryptocurrency #BankingRegulations #Innovation #WhiteHouse #SenateCommittee #Legislation
🚀 South Korea's Democratic Party Proposes Legal Framework for Tokenized Assets and Stablecoins

South Korea's Democratic Party is moving to integrate tokenized real-world assets (RWA) and stablecoins into the existing legal framework. According to ChainCatcher, the proposal includes provisions in the draft of the Digital Asset Basic Act.

The proposal mandates that issuers of tokenized RWAs deposit linked assets into trust accounts in accordance with the Capital Markets Act. Stablecoins are classified as 'means of payment' under the Foreign Exchange Transactions Act, to be regulated by foreign exchange authorities without requiring additional registration. Small stablecoin transactions are exempt from foreign exchange reporting, while larger transactions remain subject to regulatory requirements.

Additionally, the proposal prohibits offering returns on idle stablecoin balances and requires the Financial Services Commission to establish technical standards for stablecoin interoperability. The Digital Asset Basic Act represents South Korea's second set of digital asset regulations, which has faced multiple legislative delays, pushing the original 2025 launch timeline further back.


#SouthKorea #DemocraticParty #TokenizedAssets #Stablecoins #DigitalAssetRegulation #RWA #FinancialRegulation #CapitalMarketsAct #ForeignExchange #Interoperability #DigitalAssetBasicAct