TechFlow, May 6 — According to the official website of the U.S. House Committee on Financial Services, Chairman French Hill of the House Committee on Financial Services, along with Chairman G.T. Thompson of the Committee on Agriculture and other key lawmakers, jointly released a discussion draft of a digital asset regulatory framework on May 5. The draft aims to provide a clear regulatory framework for the U.S. digital asset ecosystem, with a focus on consumer protection and market integrity.
Chairman Hill stated that the draft builds upon the bipartisan consensus established during the 118th Congress and will deliver much-needed regulatory clarity to the digital asset ecosystem. Chairman Thompson added that this marks the first step toward advancing a comprehensive framework to protect consumers, foster innovation, and close regulatory gaps.
