📌 According to journalist Eleanor Terrett (Fox Business), representatives of the largest cryptocurrency companies in the U.S. and worldwide will gather for a closed-door roundtable with the leadership of the Senate Banking Committee.
NEWS: While Republican and Democratic senators continue negotiations on a bill regarding market structure, a group of executives from several major cryptocurrency companies will meet tomorrow morning with the leadership of the Senate Banking Committee in a roundtable format, two invited industry representatives reported.
This meeting will take place after more than a week of industry discussions about the committee’s latest approach to distinguishing between securities and commodities, regulating DeFi, and other key issues.
Key agenda items:
- The boundary between securities and commodities. Senators and market participants will discuss which tokens should be regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and which by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). This discussion will directly determine the future of many crypto projects and their access to U.S. investors.
- Regulation of DeFi. One of the most contentious issues is how the government can control decentralized protocols without destroying their core architecture. The focus is on the balance between innovation and user protection.
- Stablecoins, taxation, and new bills. Participants will discuss proposals for creating federal standards for stablecoins as well as possible changes in tax reporting for cryptocurrency transactions.
💡 Why this matters
This meeting could become a turning point in the relationship between the crypto industry and U.S. lawmakers. Against the backdrop of growing attention to digital assets, investors’ desire for clear rules, and pressure from regulators, the results of the discussion may determine what the cryptocurrency market in the U.S. will look like in the coming years.
That is why many analysts call this roundtable “one of the key events of the fall for cryptocurrency regulation.”
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