US Lawmaker Behind Pro-Crypto Legislation To Introduce Clear Crypto Bill In 2022
24 Diciembre 2021 - 07:32AM
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Pro-bitcoin Senator Cynthia Lummis of the United States is planning
to present a comprehensive crypto bill next year that will explain
how different digital assets will be classified and taxed.
Pro-Bitcoin Senator Proposes Crypto Bill Senator Cynthia Lummis, a
Bitcoin evangelist, plans to introduce a comprehensive crypto bill
in the new year. Lummis’ proposed bill, according to Bloomberg,
aims to establish regulatory clarity on stablecoins, instruct
regulators on which cryptos belong to which asset classes, and
provide consumer protections. In addition, the senator is said to
have advocated forming an institution to regulate the crypto market
under the joint jurisdiction of the Securities and Exchange
Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. The bill
would be one of Congress’ first attempts to create comprehensive
crypto legislation, and it would have to pass through a Senate that
is divided on the issue. Meanwhile, officials at the Federal
Reserve, the Treasury Department, and other agencies are
considering their own regulations for various aspects of the
cryptocurrency industry. On Twitter, Lummis urged Americans to
contact their senators and encourage them to support the bill,
adding that she was looking for bipartisan cosponsors. Despite
being a staunch conservative who voted against a commission to
investigate the Capitol attack on Jan. 6 and against impeaching the
former president, the Wyoming worked with Democrats Mark Warner and
Kyrsten Sinema to “fix” the definition of broker in the
infrastructure bill signed into law in November. Welcome bipartisan
cosponsors! Please encourage your senator to reach out and consider
it. https://t.co/ndIfFAkj0L — Cynthia Lummis 🦬 (@CynthiaMLummis)
December 23, 2021 Any bill introduced in the Senate would need the
support of at least 60 senators to be considered for a vote.
Democrats currently have 50 of the Senate’s 100 seats, with Vice
President Kamala Harris acting as a tiebreaker in the event of a
tie. Bitcoin needs to Hold $51k has support. Source: TradingView
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Says SEC Boss Senator Lummis Owns Bitcoin Lummis declared she
purchased Bitcoin (BTC) worth between $50,001 and $100,000 as part
of the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act, despite being a
pro-Bitcoin advocate before being elected to the Senate. Lummis has
been vocal about Bitcoin and its advantages, as well as her support
for the technology. In November, the senator drew a line between
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, saying that the peer-to-peer
monetary network is “fully decentralized” and “clearly a
commodity,” while “everything else has to be monitored
differently,” comparing their behavior to that of stocks. Lummis
has previously chastised her colleagues for voting to raise the US
debt ceiling by $480 billion, stating that Bitcoin is a gift from
God in the face of bad government policies. Her support for the
crypto industry prompted her to write an op-ed for the New York
Times, urging Congress to block the nominations of Jerome Powell
and Lael Brainard to the Federal Reserve Board of Governors because
of their “political approach to digital assets” in her home state,
which has passed a number of crypto-friendly laws. Related article
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