The Trump administration's stance on cryptocurrency regulation has shifted again. The latest news suggests that the White House may halt support for the Market Structure Act—unless a major exchange returns to the negotiating table.
Sources familiar with the matter revealed that the platform unexpectedly took a "unilateral action" on Wednesday, angering the White House. Officially, this was described as a "backstab" against the entire industry. The White House was very dissatisfied and emphasized a key point: a single company does not represent the entire crypto industry. Officials even openly stated—this is a presidential bill, not a CEO's bill.
The banking sector also has a voice in this game; they want the yield agreement to be included. This means policy-making is far more complex than imagined, involving not just the government versus exchanges, but a multi-force power struggle. #美国民主党BlueVault $BTC $ETH How the market will react depends on the subsequent negotiations.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 17h ago
Ha... Here we go again? If only I hadn't followed that CEO's Twitter back then, I would have seen through this act long ago.
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MetaverseMigrant
· 17h ago
Coming back with this again? Politicians just love to fight each other, and we crypto enthusiasts can only watch the show.
White House: This is my bill! CEO: No, it's mine! ...This is hilarious.
Banks also want a piece of the pie. Multiple parties are bargaining, but basically it's still about the distribution of interests.
Just wait, the negotiations are still in the early stages, and market fluctuations have only just begun.
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SchrodingerGas
· 17h ago
This is a typical multi-party game... A single exchange jumps the gun and drags the entire industry down, truly messing up the whole game by oneself. The White House is right; policies shouldn't be hijacked by a CEO, but to be honest, now even banks want a piece of the pie, making this matter even more complicated.
The Trump administration's stance on cryptocurrency regulation has shifted again. The latest news suggests that the White House may halt support for the Market Structure Act—unless a major exchange returns to the negotiating table.
Sources familiar with the matter revealed that the platform unexpectedly took a "unilateral action" on Wednesday, angering the White House. Officially, this was described as a "backstab" against the entire industry. The White House was very dissatisfied and emphasized a key point: a single company does not represent the entire crypto industry. Officials even openly stated—this is a presidential bill, not a CEO's bill.
The banking sector also has a voice in this game; they want the yield agreement to be included. This means policy-making is far more complex than imagined, involving not just the government versus exchanges, but a multi-force power struggle. #美国民主党BlueVault $BTC $ETH How the market will react depends on the subsequent negotiations.