At the TOKEN2049 conference held in Singapore, Bo Hines, the new CEO of Tether's US stablecoin USA₮, conveyed an encouraging message: the regulatory framework for Crypto Assets in the United States may achieve substantial progress within the next two months. Hines, a former White House official, is excited about the positive attitude exhibited by current senators during the legislative process, believing that this momentum is driving the acceleration of a clear regulatory framework.

For a long time, the regulatory environment for Crypto Assets in the United States has been shrouded in uncertainty. The ambiguity of policies and the unpredictability of enforcement actions have not only hindered the development of the domestic industry but have also shaken the confidence of the global market. However, recent policy trends indicate positive changes. From the advancement of supportive legislation such as the GENIUS Act to the new government's open attitude, it shows that the U.S. is shifting from its previous confrontational stance to actively embracing and leading this innovative technology.

Charles Hoskinson, the CEO of Input Output, expressed a similar viewpoint in another speech. He believes that after years of negotiations with the U.S. government, the Crypto Assets industry has finally seen the "light of victory." Now, industry representatives are able to voice their opinions at the policy-making negotiation table, signaling that a more constructive era of dialogue is about to arrive.

These changes are not only significant for the domestic Crypto Assets ecosystem in the United States, but will also have a profound impact on the global market. If the United States can establish a clear regulatory framework in the short term, it will provide a reference for other countries and regions, and is expected to promote coordinated global Crypto Assets regulation.

However, despite the optimistic outlook, industry professionals must remain cautious. The formulation and implementation of regulatory policies is a complex process that may face challenges from various interests and technical implementations. In the next 60 days, we will closely monitor U.S. regulatory developments and hope to see a regulatory framework that balances innovation with risk control.