PANews reported on March 27 that U.S. Congressmen Tom Emmer and Darren Soto re-proposed the Securities Clarity Act, which aims to clarify the legal distinction between crypto assets and securities contracts and provide a compliance path for innovative projects. The bill has received support from Coin Center, the Blockchain Association, and others, and is seen as an important prelude to U.S. crypto market structure legislation. The bill emphasizes that "investment contract assets" should be independent of the issuance of securities to which they were originally attached, laying a legal foundation for the reclassification of digital assets as commodities after decentralization.
U.S. Congressman Emmer re-introduces the Securities Clarity Act to set regulatory boundaries for crypto assets
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In the past 24 hours, the total network contract liquidation was 200 million US dollars, mainly long orders
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ZOTH releases an update on the hacking incident: No major changes have occurred in the flow of funds, and tracking and investigation are still ongoing
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Because MakerDAO uses the Oracle Security Module, the net positions of two whales up to $84.4 million have not been liquidated yet
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Tether plans to recruit talents to support its artificial intelligence, telecommunications and data projects
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Japan's FSA considers classifying crypto assets as financial instruments and regulating internal transactions
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Cornerstone's second fund plans to raise $200 million by the end of the year and will invest in Web3 and quantum computing