The congress which should not return from recess for a few weeks, some American legislators already indicate how they plan to fight against the legislation linked to the crypto adopted by the House of Representatives in July.
In a MSNBC Sunday interview, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren, one of the most frank votes associating digital assets with illicit activities, said that she was supporting the regulation of the cryptographic industry. However, it suggested opposition to the structure of the cryptographic market through the law on the clarity of the structure of the digital asset market (clarity), introduced by the Republicans and adopted with bipartite support for the Chamber.
“We need cryptographic regulation,” said Warren. “But we do not need written regulations by the cryptographic industry which overeating this type of corruption. We need regulations that limit the corruption and the ability of elected officials to exchange, which also limits the ability to explode the economy with the crypto. ”
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Warren’s statement said she was planning to double her efforts to join the democratic opposition to the Clarity Act, which should be considered in the Senate from September.
Republican leaders of the Senate Banking Committee said in June that they had planned to adopt the bill by September 30.
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In July, many Democrats in the Chamber slowed down with the Republicans to adopt the Clarity Act, a bill restricting a digital currency from the American Central Bank and legislation to regulate the stables of payment, the law on engineering.
The law on engineering, having already been adopted by the Senate, was promulgated by President Donald Trump the same week, while the other two bills should be treated after the recess of the August Congress.
The White House has also weighed with recommendations for the structure of the cryptographic market. On July 30, a working group on digital assets established under Trump offered recommendations for regulatory clarity with a rupture of roles that the financial regulators of the United States, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) would have on certain tokens.
“(W) A clear and complete classification system, market players had to navigate a patchwork of interpretations and advice – a field of proverbial mines for honest players trying to advance industry,” said the report. “A clearer and more contained taxonomy is essential to ensure both the healthy development of the digital asset ecosystem and the protection of consumers and investors.”
Senate legislators are expected to return to work the day after the Labor Day on September 2.
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