There is new movement coming from the U.S. Congress. Two senators, Elissa Slotkin and Jerry Moran, have jointly introduced a new bill focusing on crypto-related scams.

What does this bipartisan move mean? In simple terms, it aims to establish closer coordination at the federal level, integrating enforcement efforts scattered across various departments. Cryptocurrency scam cases have been frequent in recent years, and the traditional siloed approach is clearly inefficient—this bill is designed to address that issue.

From a regulatory perspective, this reflects U.S. lawmakers' concern about the order of the crypto market. Although the regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies in the U.S. is still being developed, a strict stance against scams has long been a consensus. How far this bipartisan cooperation can go depends on subsequent congressional votes and specific implementation details, but at least it shows that fraud prevention has been elevated to a higher priority.