Gate News message. April 7, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino said the team is developing a decentralized search engine called hypersearch. The product is built on a distributed hash table (DHT, a decentralized data storage technology) architecture.

Gate News reports that on March 27, Tim Scott, the chairman of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, stated that bipartisan support has been gained for cryptocurrency market structure legislation, with industry consensus being the final obstacle. Tim Scott revealed that he has communicated with a certain exchange, and all parties are still at the negotiating table.

On February 14, news reports indicate that as the debate over the implementation of the CLARITY Act continues, cryptocurrency groups have proposed new principles to oppose the bill draft put forward by banks. The Digital Chamber of Commerce, a blockchain industry association, released a set of its own guiding principles, emphasizing that a two-year study on the impact of stablecoins on bank deposits is acceptable, but opposing provisions that automatically generate regulatory rules. Cody Carbone, CEO of the Digital Chamber of Commerce, stated that the industry is willing to compromise on the static yields of stablecoins similar to bank savings accounts, but emphasized that crypto companies should still be able to offer rewards to customers for transactions and other activities. He called on banks to return to the negotiating table to avoid missing the opportunity to establish a fair reward mechanism.

February 5 News, the United States is accelerating the development of a cryptocurrency regulatory framework, striving to establish a new balance between the traditional banking system and digital asset innovation. Senator Tim Scott, chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, recently stated that as long as consumer protection and financial stability are prioritized, compromises between crypto companies and banks can help keep innovation within the United States rather than forcing it overseas. He emphasized that competition and technological advancement can reduce costs and expand financial service coverage. Currently, stablecoin regulations have become a core focus of policy discussions. Legislators aim to set clear boundaries for how the "digital dollar" operates within the U.S. financial system, while crypto companies seek to avoid excessive restrictions. Multiple sources indicate that some industry organizations have agreed to strengthen custody standards, allowing banks to securely hold digital assets within a compliant framework, thereby pushing previously stalled legislation back to the negotiation table. As midterm elections approach, policymakers also face the practical pressure to demonstrate progress.

January 29 News, cryptocurrency political funding is profoundly influencing the direction of U.S. policy. With less than a year until the midterm elections, the crypto industry has accumulated approximately $193 million in political funds. This force is pushing the White House to re-engage in digital asset legislation negotiations, with stablecoin regulation and crypto market structure becoming core focus areas. The Cryptocurrency Political Action Committee Fairshake stated that its funding has nearly reached the total amount of the previous election cycle. Ripple, a16z, and the largest compliant CEX in the U.S. have all provided substantial support. The organization will continue to support candidates who favor the crypto industry and pressure opponents. Although funds have not yet been fully deployed, political influence is already evident.

On January 27th, a Democratic senator's aide stated that despite setbacks in the Senate Agriculture Committee's negotiations on crypto market legislation, Democrats are still willing to return to the negotiating table to push for bipartisan compromise. Democrats hope to re-engage with Republicans before the vote this week to reach a consensus on the regulatory framework.

ChainCatcher Message: Powell stated at the press conference that everyone at the decision table agrees that inflation is too high, the labor market has become somewhat soft, and there are further risks.

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Odaily News Alliance DAO co-founder responded to the previous viewpoint that "crypto bros will face stronger opponents when trading U.S. stocks" by stating that he is clear about this because he himself was one of the "professional counterparties" in the U.S. stock market ten years ago. He stated, "In the U.S. stock market, about 1 in every 20 trades is against my counterparty. I know my level at that time, and I am aware of the strength of my peers like Jump, Citadel, etc.—any market inefficiency you can think of has been completely squeezed out by us." He emphasized that retail investors might "get lucky for a few months," but the only way to make stable profits in the long term is straightforward: buy quality assets and hold them long-term, most likely index funds. If everyone does this, the professional trading industry will not be able to sustain itself. He concluded by writing: "The worst performer at the table.

Recently, the cryptocurrency market remains sluggish despite multiple favourable information backgrounds, with traditional narratives failing and market confidence needing restoration. On November 4th, the SunFlash roundtable will discuss the gap between policies and market expectations, seeking a consensus direction for the new cycle. At the same time, participants can win rewards.