# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Legislation

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South Korea Crypto Bill Stalls Amid Stablecoin Rule Disputes

South Korea's Digital Asset Basic Act, a key piece of cryptocurrency legislation, has been delayed into next year due to a policy deadlock among regulators. The primary disagreement centers on stablecoin regulations, specifically over which entities should be permitted to issue them. The Bank of Korea advocates for banks to be the primary, if not exclusive, issuers to protect monetary stability. In contrast, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) opposes rigid rules that could exclude non-bank fintech companies, arguing it would stifle competition and innovation. Further tensions exist over the oversight structure for these assets. Despite this regulatory slowdown, the country shows signs of a broader crypto thaw, including lifted investment restrictions for venture capital firms and Binance's re-entry into the market.

TheNewsCrypto12/30 13:24

South Korea Crypto Bill Stalls Amid Stablecoin Rule Disputes

TheNewsCrypto12/30 13:24

South Korean stablecoin bill delayed Again, Here’s why

South Korea's Digital Asset Basic Act, which aims to regulate stablecoin issuance, has been delayed until 2026 due to a regulatory deadlock between the Financial Services Commission (FSC) and the Bank of Korea (BOK). The FSC favors a flexible approach to encourage innovation, while the BOK insists on stricter controls, including requiring stablecoin issuers to operate as consortia with banks holding at least 51% ownership. Disagreements also extend to reserve requirements, enforcement authority, and whether interest-bearing stablecoins should be permitted. The proposed bill mandates 100% reserves in safe assets and guarantees user redemptions. Despite the delay, major Korean banks are exploring won-pegged stablecoin consortia targeting 2026 launches. Currently, domestic stablecoin issuance remains illegal, leading to reliance on foreign tokens.

ccn.com12/30 10:24

South Korean stablecoin bill delayed Again, Here’s why

ccn.com12/30 10:24

The State Of US Stablecoin Legislation: Unresolved Issues And Challenges

In a recent analysis, Colin Wu highlights the complex challenges and unresolved issues stemming from the GENIUS Act, a US stablecoin law enacted under the Trump administration. While the act is seen as a win for digital asset adoption, it has intensified global demand for US dollars and Treasury securities, inadvertently benefiting Trump-linked crypto industry associates. This development complicates global dollar flow oversight and threatens the monetary sovereignty of other nations by enabling less observable wealth extraction through USD stablecoins. The act’s reserve requirements, including bank deposits and short-term Treasuries, risk instability if asset values decline. Moreover, stablecoin regulation may extend to all crypto assets, including Bitcoin and RWAs, as they rely heavily on stablecoins. Currently, unregulated firms profit from crypto trading due to banks' inability to participate, prompting regulators to accelerate oversight. Once crypto gains legal recognition, banks are expected to dominate, tokenizing deposits and integrating with traditional finance. However, this shift toward heavy bank regulation could undermine the stablecoin industry's foundations, making it unwise for other nations to emulate the US approach.

bitcoinist12/27 11:02

The State Of US Stablecoin Legislation: Unresolved Issues And Challenges

bitcoinist12/27 11:02

Countdown to the Midterm Elections: Can the U.S. Crypto Bill Pass?

The next year is critical for U.S. cryptocurrency legislation, with advocates estimating a 50-60% chance of a comprehensive digital asset regulatory bill becoming law by 2026. Bipartisan discussions are ongoing, but several contentious issues remain. Key challenges include regulatory jurisdiction between the SEC and CFTC, the treatment of interest-bearing stablecoins (a point of tension between banks and crypto firms), DeFi regulation, and concerns over anti-money laundering protocols. Additionally, former President Donald Trump’s financial interests in crypto have raised ethical questions. The CFTC also faces significant commissioner vacancies, complicating its expanded role. Legislative progress is under pressure due to the upcoming midterm elections. The Senate Banking and Agriculture Committees are working to merge competing bills, which must then align with the House’s recently passed legislation. If the Senate fails to advance the bill by January, prospects dim as election priorities take over. Despite obstacles, regulatory clarity is seen as essential for broader crypto adoption and institutional involvement.

marsbit12/25 10:47

Countdown to the Midterm Elections: Can the U.S. Crypto Bill Pass?

marsbit12/25 10:47

Tiger Research: One Year into the Trump Administration, the Transformation of the U.S. Crypto Industry

Under the Trump administration's second term, the U.S. has aggressively shifted toward pro-cryptocurrency policies, aiming to integrate the industry into the existing financial regulatory framework rather than suppress it. Over the past year, key agencies including the SEC, CFTC, and OCC have implemented significant changes: the SEC moved from enforcement-heavy approaches to creating clearer rules for token classification; the CFTC recognized Bitcoin and Ethereum as commodities and allowed their use as collateral; the OCC granted national trust bank charters to major crypto firms like Circle and Ripple, enabling federal-level operations. Congress passed the GENIUS Act, establishing strict reserve requirements for stablecoins. Despite internal tensions—such as debates over privacy tools like Tornado Cash—the U.S. is advancing a cohesive strategy to absorb crypto into traditional finance, reducing uncertainty while supporting innovation and aiming to position itself as the global center for the industry.

marsbit12/25 02:16

Tiger Research: One Year into the Trump Administration, the Transformation of the U.S. Crypto Industry

marsbit12/25 02:16

Can the U.S. Crypto Bill Pass Before the Midterm Elections?

This article examines the prospects of the U.S. Congress passing a comprehensive crypto regulatory bill before the midterm elections in 2026. Industry advocates estimate a 50-60% chance of success, citing ongoing bipartisan discussions. Key legislative efforts include market structure bills from the Senate Banking and Agriculture Committees, which aim to clarify regulatory jurisdiction between the SEC and CFTC and create a new category for certain digital assets. Major sticking points include the regulation of interest-bearing stablecoins, with banks warning of market distortions while crypto advocates emphasize fair practices. Other challenges involve DeFi oversight, anti-money laundering rules, and concerns over the SEC's dominant role in classifying tokens. Additionally, former President Trump’s financial interests in crypto ventures and ethics concerns have drawn legislative scrutiny. The CFTC’s current vacancies and potential government shutdowns further complicate the timeline. Experts stress that progress must be made by early 2026 to avoid election-related delays. Failure to pass a bill could hinder institutional adoption, though advocates remain hopeful for renewed efforts if the legislation stalls.

比推12/24 21:22

Can the U.S. Crypto Bill Pass Before the Midterm Elections?

比推12/24 21:22

Ghana Officially Legalizes Crypto Trading Following Passage Of Key Legislative Bill

Ghana's parliament has passed the Virtual Asset Service Providers bill, legalizing and regulating cryptocurrency trading in the country. The legislation establishes a licensing framework for crypto platforms under the oversight of the Bank of Ghana and the Securities and Exchange Commission. Governor Johnson Asiama emphasized that the move aims to bring accountability to the growing digital asset sector, lower costs for financial institutions, and enhance Ghana's financial competitiveness. The country also plans to explore gold-backed stablecoins by 2026. Currently, about 17% of Ghanaian adults have engaged in crypto, with transactions reaching $3 billion in the past year. The development places Ghana among other African nations like Nigeria and South Africa that are advancing crypto regulation.

bitcoinist12/24 08:21

Ghana Officially Legalizes Crypto Trading Following Passage Of Key Legislative Bill

bitcoinist12/24 08:21

From 'Infrastructure on the Blockchain' to 'Tax-Free Payments': Understanding the 'Panorama' of the U.S. Crypto Strategy

The U.S. is advancing a comprehensive crypto strategy aimed at integrating digital assets into the mainstream financial system through regulatory, infrastructural, and tax reforms. Recent developments include the appointment of Michael Selig as CFTC Chairman, who is committed to advance crypto market structure legislation, and a bipartisan proposal to exempt certain stablecoin payments from capital gains tax and defer staking income recognition for five years. These moves, combined with the DTCC’s blockchain integration for settlement, signal a coordinated effort to reduce regulatory uncertainty, clarify jurisdictional boundaries between the SEC and CFTC, and lower transactional and tax friction. The overall direction indicates a shift toward a more compliant, low-friction environment conducive to the broader adoption of crypto assets.

marsbit12/24 02:09

From 'Infrastructure on the Blockchain' to 'Tax-Free Payments': Understanding the 'Panorama' of the U.S. Crypto Strategy

marsbit12/24 02:09

US crypto legislation and policies to watch out for in 2026

The US crypto regulatory landscape is expected to undergo significant changes in 2026 following policy shifts under the Trump administration. Key legislation includes the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which aims to establish clear regulatory guidelines and could grant the CFTC more authority over digital assets. The GENIUS Act, signed into law in 2025, will establish a federal regulatory framework for payment stablecoins, with implementation expected in 2026. This is anticipated to encourage greater participation from banks and financial institutions, potentially transforming payments and settlements. Additionally, Texas, Arizona, and New Hampshire have passed laws allowing state-level crypto reserves, with Texas already investing in Bitcoin. Leadership of the CFTC remains understaffed, with nominations pending as of late 2025.

cointelegraph12/23 18:01

US crypto legislation and policies to watch out for in 2026

cointelegraph12/23 18:01

Who is Harriet Hageman? The Republican Congresswoman Eyeing Cynthia Lummis’ Senate Seat

Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming, a prominent crypto advocate, will not seek reelection in 2026, creating a policy void for the digital asset sector in the Senate. Her departure may impact crypto legislation, as she co-sponsored key bills on regulation, self-custody rights, and stablecoins. Harriet Hageman, Wyoming’s Republican House Representative, is reportedly considering a run for the seat. While not as vocal as Lummis on crypto, Hageman has a pro-crypto voting record, supporting bills like FIT21 and opposing a retail CBDC. Her potential election could maintain Wyoming’s support for crypto, though her advocacy style may differ.

ccn.com12/23 12:50

Who is Harriet Hageman? The Republican Congresswoman Eyeing Cynthia Lummis’ Senate Seat

ccn.com12/23 12:50

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