The U.S. House of Representatives promotes a Blockchain regulatory bill, seeking bipartisan support.

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[Chain News] On July 24, it was reported that during a press conference before the House of Representatives' August recess, House Majority Whip Tom Emmer stated that he would work to gain more support from Senate Democrats for his "Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act." The bill aims to clarify that blockchain developers and infrastructure providers (such as miners, validators, and node operators) should not be viewed as money transmitters as long as they do not hold funds. Emmer referred to the bill as a "bipartisan issue," emphasizing the need to protect Americans and innovators with clear rules, and welcomed adjustments and improvements to the bill during the Senate's review process.

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NotFinancialAdvicevip
· 07-24 16:26
Isn't it all the same whether you manage it or not?
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GasWranglervip
· 07-24 16:24
technically speaking, their definition is still sub-optimal for protocol devs
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BankruptWorkervip
· 07-24 16:04
Regulation again, so annoying.
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