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The FIT21 bill, led by the Republican Party, aims to amend existing securities and commodity regulations and establish a regulatory framework for digital assets to promote the development of the crypto industry. The United States hopes to create a stable and effective regulatory environment for the healthy growth of the crypto asset market through this bill. In the future, we will join forces with the SEC and CFTC to further focus on the integration of Defi and financial markets, NFT and traditional markets, further improve the financial literacy of crypto asset investors, strengthen the infrastructure construction of the blockchain financial market, and protect the rights and interests of investors while maximizing the role of crypto assets and blockchain technology in promoting economic development.

The U.S. Senate officially advances the first federal stablecoin regulatory bill, the GENIUS Act, bringing compliance certainty to the stablecoin industry. This article deeply analyzes the core content of the bill, the legislative background, and the potential impacts on DeFi, RWA, centralized stablecoin issuers, Layer 1, and other sectors, helping readers grasp the future asset benefit context.

The Genius Stablecoin Bill (GENIUS Act), enacted on July 18, 2025, introduces a comprehensive regulatory framework for the U.S. stablecoin market. It sets clear standards for issuer qualifications, reserve requirements, and transparency obligations, fostering both regulatory compliance and innovation across the industry.

With the passing of the GENIUS Act stablecoin bill in the U.S. Senate, Frax Finance has emerged as one of the biggest winners in the market. This article analyzes how Frax has managed to double its token price under favorable regulations by involving its founders in the legislation, transforming into a fully collateralized stablecoin, and building a compliance-friendly stablecoin ecosystem.

Gate Research Daily Report: On June 27, BTC continued to consolidate with rising risk of a pullback, while ETH showed bearish technical signals and overall market sentiment turned more cautious. Among trending tokens, CHEEMS rose 7.07% amid renewed meme coin hype, LQTY gained nearly 4% driven by its V2 launch and BOLD fork ecosystem expectations, and MOVE climbed 1.76% following the foundation’s 10 million token buyback and speculation surrounding its collaboration with Google Cloud.On the regulatory front, the U.S. Senate accelerated the advancement of its crypto market structure bill, aiming for passage by the end of September. Meanwhile, Hong Kong released its “Digital Asset Development Policy Declaration 2.0,” establishing the LEAP strategic framework to strengthen regulation and tokenization ecosystems. Nasdaq announced the integration of Canton Network blockchain into its Calypso system, aiming to improve cross-asset liquidity and transparency, marking a key step toward bridging TradFi and DeFi infrastructures.

On July 31, 2024, U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis introduced the Bitcoin Bill. This bill aims to integrate Bitcoin into the U.S. national financial strategy by establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve (SBR).

This article delves into the potential impact of the US stablecoin bill 'GENIUS Act', revealing how this bill, if passed, will reshape the regulatory framework for stablecoins and bring profound changes to the cryptocurrency industry.

This article delves into the definition of digital assets under the regulatory framework proposed in FIT21 and explores the distinction between commodities and securities within this context.

This article analyzes the core goals of stablecoin legislation, bipartisan divisions, as well as the controversy sparked by Trump's crypto policy, especially the conflicts of interest and political struggles between him and the Democratic Party, from the settlement case between Ripple and the SEC to the Democrats' investigation into Trump's crypto empire, revealing the complex connections between the crypto industry and U.S. politics, as well as the challenges faced by the development of crypto.

The article not only examines fluctuations in stablecoin supply and the use of privacy technologies, but also provides an in-depth analysis of market growth highlights, blockchain network distribution, progress in privacy-enhancing technologies, and the latest trends in regulatory compliance.

The article examines changes in stablecoin supply and the application of privacy technologies. It analyzes market growth drivers, blockchain network adoption, advancements in privacy protection technologies, and the latest updates on regulatory compliance.

Matrixdock focuses on providing investment opportunities in the U.S. Treasury bills (T-bill) RWA token, STBT, for investors who have passed KYC verification.

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed the "21st Century Financial Innovation and Technology Act," aimed at establishing a regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency market, protecting consumers, and promoting innovation. Prominent investment firm a16z has provided a detailed analysis of the bill.

Gate Research (Feb 22-27, 2025) presents a comprehensive analysis of significant developments in the cryptocurrency market and the macroeconomic landscape. On February 21, under the MiCA regulatory framework, 10 companies were approved to issue stablecoins in the EU. On February 25, the latest data from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce showed a sharp decline in the U.S. Consumer Confidence Index. On the same day, South Dakota vetoed the Bitcoin Reserve Bill. On February 26, Oklahoma's Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Bill (HB 1203) passed the House Committee and moved to the full vote stage. Also, on February 26, Hong Kong is set to release its second virtual asset policy declaration, aiming to strengthen regulation and foster innovation.

The recent resonance between policy and market sentiment, such as Trump's positive comments on Bitcoin and Senator Lummis's proposed bill, has brought unexpected benefits to BCH.