U.S. Policy in the “Golden Age of Digital Assets”
summary
Says U.S. policy is shifting from confusion to clarity: Congress is racing to settle whether tokens are SEC securities or CFTC products and to pass market‑structure rules, while FIT21 and spot Bitcoin ETF approvals already reshape markets. Federal practice currently hodls seized crypto rather than buy new reserves, and 1099‑DA broker reporting rolls out for exchanges in 2025–2026. Notes a state‑by‑state patchwork, IRS staffing strains, slow but real tokenized real estate pilots, and a GBBC handbook cataloguing 101 live use cases.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Welcome
- 3:04Panelists' backgrounds
- 6:53SEC vs CFTC jurisdiction
- 8:38Golden age of crypto policy
- 12:49Trump's crypto regulation impact
- 17:48Market infrastructure challenges
- 19:16Bitcoin reserve and executive actions
- 22:27Stablecoin policy and sovereignty
- 26:41IRS crypto tax priorities
- 32:22GBBC blockchain handbook
- 34:50Blockchain industry improvements
- 36:19Q&A on tokenization
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