The lobbying group for the crypto industry has been active in Washington this week. On Thursday, they just met with the Senate office, focusing on one issue—the regulatory framework of the "Responsible Financial Innovation Act." In simple terms, it's a fight over pricing authority: should the regulation of digital assets be handed over to the CFTC or the SEC? These two agencies have been bickering recently. The industry prefers the CFTC to take over, with strong reasons. However, this matter will have to wait until the political climate shifts; it might not be settled before 2027. From a short-term trading perspective, the market should remain calm, with no major fluctuations before policies are implemented. For long-term holders, the outcome of this lobbying effort is worth paying attention to—after all, different regulatory approaches can significantly impact liquidity and compliance costs for crypto assets.

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Layer3Dreamervip
· 13h ago
theoretically speaking, if we model this as a recursive governance vector... the whole CFTC vs SEC thing actually mirrors the blockchain trilemma, innit. security, decentralization, and regulatory clarity can't all coexist smoothly lol
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RektHuntervip
· 01-08 12:53
Here we go again with the finger-pointing, when will the CFTC and SEC stop passing the buck... --- Decided only in 2027? Then my holdings will have cooled off long ago haha --- Sounds nice, but isn’t it just about doing whatever is most convenient... --- Who pays for lobbying fees? Isn’t it just retail investors’ money... --- That’s why I don’t touch US-regulated coins --- Calm seas? Wake up, this is just the prelude to the biggest black swan --- Long-term holders definitely need to pay attention, but honestly, this isn’t really our problem --- Is it beneficial or harmful for us if the CFTC takes over? Who can say for sure... --- Policies are always reactive; by the time they’re implemented, the market has already moved on --- Compliance costs are about to rise again, tough days are still ahead
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faded_wojak.ethvip
· 01-08 12:53
CFTC taking over is the right move; the SEC's approach simply doesn't understand cryptocurrencies.
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Liquidated_Larryvip
· 01-08 12:53
CFTC taking over is the right move; the SEC bunch doesn't understand derivatives at all.
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RugDocScientistvip
· 01-08 12:48
Will the CFTC really win? I'm still a bit uncertain.
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SatoshiNotNakamotovip
· 01-08 12:36
Will the CFTC taking over really be better, or will it all be for nothing again?
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