America’s Policy in the Golden Age of Digital Assets
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The session reviews how U.S. policy in 2025 has made digital assets central to the economy by approving a Bitcoin ETF, passing the FIT21 bill, and adopting friendly measures like strategic reserves under the second Trump administration. Panelists from academia, industry advocacy, strategy consulting, and crypto tax (including KBS reporter Yang Young-eun, Kevin Bate, Sandra Ro, and Tricia Turner) analyze the current U.S. regulatory framework, the policy-making process behind those changes, and how clearer regulation affects global financial markets and wider blockchain adoption in traditional finance.
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