According to CoinDesk, the U.S. House of Representatives proposed a crypto regulatory bill on Thursday. The revised bill excludes a series of traditional securities from the definition of digital assets, including stocks, bonds, transferable equity, proof of interest, etc.
Glenn GT Thompson, Chairman of the House Agriculture Committee, said: "The bill introduced today marks an important milestone in the House Agriculture and Financial Services Committee's efforts to establish a regulatory framework to protect consumers and investors and promote American leadership in the digital asset space." The bill is one of several bills introduced in recent years to establish comprehensive rules for digital assets. The current lack of regulatory clarity has caused crypto companies to leave the United States and prevented startups from being established in the United States.
