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đš BLOCKCHAIN ASSOCIATION SUBMITS GENIUS ACT COMMENTS â WILL DEFI & WALLETS STAY PROTECTED? đșđžâïž
The U.S. crypto lobby has officially weighed in on how Washington should regulate stablecoins! The Blockchain Association filed a comprehensive 26-page comment letter to the U.S. Department of the Treasury as the public input window closed on the GENIUS Act implementation rules.
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With 123 total submissions received by Treasury, the final language of this landmark stablecoin framework will dictate how crypto infrastructure operates ahead of the January 2027 enforcement deadline.
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đ 4 KEY DEMANDS FROM THE CRYPTO LOBBY:
1ïžâŁ Exclude Infrastructure & Self-Custody Software from DASP Rules
The Association urged Treasury to clearly exempt non-custodial wallet providers, node validators, and firms trading their own assets from being classified under heavy Digital Asset Service Provider (DASP) or exchange-style compliance rules.
2ïžâŁ Clarify Criminal Liability Standards
The letter stresses that secondary-market trading shouldn't automatically trigger "unlawful participation" liability. Liability should strictly require actual knowledge and direct assistance in illegal issuance.
3ïžâŁ Clear & Fair Foreign Issuer Guidelines
For stablecoins issued overseas (like Tether), platforms need clear, public prohibition lists from Treasury rather than open-ended, impossible due-diligence requirements.
4ïžâŁ Protect Fully Reserved Payment Stablecoins
While supporting 1:1 reserve requirements (cash & short-term Treasuries) for registered issuers, the industry is demanding that software layer developers aren't penalized for how end-users move legal stablecoins.
$AAVE
đĄđŹ COMMUNITY QUESTION:
Should self-custody wallets and network validators face exchange-style regulations Let us know below! đđ
#USBitcoinETFsRecord$527MInflows #CryptoRegulation #BitMineAdds12535ETH #defi
đš BLOCKCHAIN ASSOCIATION SUBMITS GENIUS ACT COMMENTS â WILL DEFI & WALLETS STAY PROTECTED? đșđžâïž
The U.S. crypto lobby has officially weighed in on how Washington should regulate stablecoins! The Blockchain Association filed a comprehensive 26-page comment letter to the U.S. Department of the Treasury as the public input window closed on the GENIUS Act implementation rules.
$WLD
With 123 total submissions received by Treasury, the final language of this landmark stablecoin framework will dictate how crypto infrastructure operates ahead of the January 2027 enforcement deadline.
$ETH
đ 4 KEY DEMANDS FROM THE CRYPTO LOBBY:
1ïžâŁ Exclude Infrastructure & Self-Custody Software from DASP Rules
The Association urged Treasury to clearly exempt non-custodial wallet providers, node validators, and firms trading their own assets from being classified under heavy Digital Asset Service Provider (DASP) or exchange-style compliance rules.
2ïžâŁ Clarify Criminal Liability Standards
The letter stresses that secondary-market trading shouldn't automatically trigger "unlawful participation" liability. Liability should strictly require actual knowledge and direct assistance in illegal issuance.
3ïžâŁ Clear & Fair Foreign Issuer Guidelines
For stablecoins issued overseas (like Tether), platforms need clear, public prohibition lists from Treasury rather than open-ended, impossible due-diligence requirements.
4ïžâŁ Protect Fully Reserved Payment Stablecoins
While supporting 1:1 reserve requirements (cash & short-term Treasuries) for registered issuers, the industry is demanding that software layer developers aren't penalized for how end-users move legal stablecoins.
$AAVE
đĄđŹ COMMUNITY QUESTION:
Should self-custody wallets and network validators face exchange-style regulations Let us know below! đđ
#USBitcoinETFsRecord$527MInflows #CryptoRegulation #BitMineAdds12535ETH #defi