#数字货币市场回调 Is the American encryption industry undergoing an invisible strangulation?

The Republican Party of the U.S. House of Representatives recently publicly released an investigation report, directly pointing to the previous government's regulatory strategy towards the digital asset industry. The report reveals that over 30 encryption-related companies and individuals have been shut out of the banking system — this is not market behavior, but a "de-banking" operation achieved by regulatory agencies through ambiguous policies, intensive enforcement, and non-public pressure😮.

FDIC warning letters are everywhere. The OCC has set up multiple layers of review barriers. The SEC has mastered the art of "punish first, regulate later." The doors of the traditional financial system are almost closed to encryption companies.

Congress is now betting on the "Digital Asset Market Structure Act" (also known as the CLARITY Act) to turn the tide. This bill has successfully passed the House and is currently pending in the Senate. The chairman of the Senate Banking Committee has stated: aiming to get it done by early 2026 🕒.

Interestingly, after the new government took office in January this year, it has begun to relax regulations for the encryption industry through executive orders. The policy direction seems to be quietly shifting🔄.

The power struggle between regulatory pressure and industry innovation continues. What kind of rules do you think the digital asset industry really needs? Should it be completely deregulated or should clear boundaries be established? 💬

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