智通财经APP获悉，美国银行业与加密货币行业的游说团体及高管计划于下周一赴白宫举行会谈，眼下 一项颇具争议的数字资产立法正引发各方激烈争议。 此次拟议中的会谈，源于美国最大加密货币交易所Coinbase(COIN.US)首席执行官Brian Armstrong公开 撤回对一份备受期待的加密货币市场结构重塑法案核心草案的支持。 Coinbase对银行业游说团体的一项立法诉求表示反对：后者试图在法案中加入条款，限制加密货币交易 所为用户持币行为提供相关奖励的能力。 银行业认为，此类持币奖励活动会分流银行的客户存款;而加密货币交易所则表示，这只是为用户提供 更具吸引力的服务方案。 数字资产行业倡导组织区块链协会(Blockchain Association)在一份声明中表示，感谢白宫促成行业各方 相关利益主体会面，推动就稳定币持币奖励问题达成折中方案。 而加密货币行业的政治行动委员会Fairshake于本周三公布的消息，也印证了该行业日益提升的政治影响 力：中期选举临近，该委员会的资金储备已超1.93亿美元，资金主要来自Coinbase、Ripple以及风投机 构a16z的大额捐赠。Fairshake称，这笔资金将 ...

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Group 1 - The U.S. Senate Banking Committee is shifting its legislative focus from cryptocurrency to housing policy, with potential delays in cryptocurrency market legislation until late February or March [1] - Former President Trump signed an executive order directing the government to issue guidance to prevent large institutional investors from purchasing single-family homes, which may impact housing policy discussions [1] - Large institutional investors own less than 1% of single-family homes in the U.S., making the actual impact of this executive order on housing prices unclear [1] Group 2 - The shift in legislative focus casts uncertainty on the efforts to establish a new regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency market, which aims to clarify the jurisdictional boundaries of the SEC and CFTC [2] - The delay in cryptocurrency legislation may provide more time for stakeholders in the financial and cryptocurrency sectors to lobby for a broadly supported legislative agreement [2] - The legislative process faces additional complexity due to the need for coordination between the Senate Banking Committee and the Senate Agriculture Committee, which is also working on its version of digital asset legislation [2]

Group 1 - Bullish successfully went public on the NYSE, becoming the first cryptocurrency company to do so after the signing of the stablecoin bill by Trump, raising $1.1 billion at an IPO price of $37 per ADS [1][2] - The company was founded in 2021 by Block.one and notable investors including Peter Thiel, with a focus on transparency and compliance in the digital asset industry [2][3] - Bullish's business is divided into two main segments: the cryptocurrency exchange Bullish and the recently acquired data and media business Coindesk, holding over 24,000 bitcoins [2][3] Group 2 - As of Q1 2023, Bullish's total trading volume exceeded $1.25 trillion, with a daily average trading volume of over $2.5 billion, ranking among the top five in Bitcoin and Ethereum spot trading [3] - The company reported a projected net profit of $80 million for 2024, but a net loss of $349 million for Q1 2025, despite maintaining a positive adjusted EBITDA of $13 million [3][5] - Bullish is actively pursuing regulatory licenses in various regions, having obtained licenses in Germany and Hong Kong to expand its services [6]

Group 1: Trade Policy - Trump's tariff policy has been a significant achievement, simplifying global trade negotiations into transactional deals, with tariffs used as leverage [3] - The EU and Japan have agreed to raise average tariffs on products exported to the U.S. from less than 2% to 15%, committing to invest billions in the U.S. over the coming years [3] - The use of tariffs has created a precedent where traditional trade rules are undermined, allowing for arbitrary adjustments based on personal relationships [3] Group 2: Fiscal Policy - The "Beautiful Big Law" has passed, projecting an additional $3 trillion in deficits over the next decade, pushing the total U.S. debt towards $40 trillion [5] - The strategy involves using tariffs to create an "industrial wall" while distributing consumer benefits through increased deficits, which may lead to global economic uncertainty [5] Group 3: Cryptocurrency Regulation - New legislation regarding cryptocurrencies mandates stablecoins to be backed by "safe assets," while leaving regulatory gaps that could benefit Trump's family's digital assets [7] - The lack of inquiry into potential conflicts of interest in Congress highlights a shift in the balance of power, with the executive branch gaining unilateral legislative authority [7] Group 4: Economic Indicators - Despite a lack of immediate alarm in economic fundamentals, there are signs of potential recession as non-farm payroll data has shown weakness, and the second-quarter GDP growth was 3% [9] - The annual tariff revenue of $300 billion has created a false sense of security among importers and consumers, masking the long-term impacts of tariff policies [9] Group 5: Financial Risks - The proliferation of unregulated cryptocurrencies poses significant financial risks, with leverage exceeding that of historical private banking practices [11] - The potential for inflation due to tariff wars could force the Federal Reserve into a difficult position, impacting the national debt significantly [11] Group 6: Institutional Integrity - The erosion of institutional checks and balances is concerning, as the President has bypassed Congress to adjust tariffs, undermining the separation of powers [11] - The normalization of declaring "national emergencies" for policy changes raises questions about the integrity of the decision-making process [11] Group 7: International Relations - Global tolerance for U.S. unilateralism is nearing a breaking point, with discussions in the EU about automatic retaliatory tariffs and Japan accelerating yen internationalization [13] - Political instability in the U.S. could lead to a backlash against tariffs, potentially fragmenting the global trade landscape [13]

Core Viewpoint - The cryptocurrency industry is witnessing significant IPO activity, with Bullish, a company backed by Block.one and notable investors like Peter Thiel, filing for an IPO to list on the NYSE, following the recent capital excitement from Circle's listing [1][3]. Group 1: Company Background - Bullish was established in 2021 and is a product of collaboration between blockchain company Block.one and prominent Silicon Valley investors, including Peter Thiel [3]. - The company previously attempted a reverse merger to go public shortly after its founding but had to abandon the plan due to rising interest rate concerns and turmoil in the cryptocurrency market [3]. Group 2: Business Operations - Bullish's operations are primarily divided into two segments: the cryptocurrency exchange Bullish and the recently acquired data and media business Coindesk [5]. - The company holds over 24,000 Bitcoins, positioning it among the top five publicly traded companies in terms of Bitcoin holdings [5]. Group 3: Financial Performance - As of Q1 this year, Bullish's total trading volume since inception has exceeded $1.25 trillion, with projected trading volumes for Bitcoin and Ethereum in 2024 estimated at $284.8 billion and $144.5 billion, respectively [7]. - In Q1 2023, Bullish reported digital asset sales of $80.2 billion, with a net loss of $348.6 million, contrasting with a net profit of $104.8 million in the same period last year [8][9]. Group 4: Market Position and Competition - Bullish ranks among the top five exchanges for Bitcoin and Ethereum spot trading volume, competing with major players like Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken [7]. - Coindesk serves as a well-known provider of trading data, indices, and media in the cryptocurrency space, attracting 55 million unique visitors in 2024 [7]. Group 5: Regulatory Environment - The timing of Bullish's IPO application appears strategic, coinciding with the increasing legislative focus on cryptocurrency regulation in the U.S. [11]. - The company has been proactive in obtaining licenses in various regulatory jurisdictions, including a crypto asset trading and custody license from Germany's financial regulator and a virtual asset trading platform operator license in Hong Kong [12].

Core Points - The U.S. House of Representatives has passed three cryptocurrency-related bills: the CLARITY Act, the GENIUS Act, and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act [1] - The CLARITY Act and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act will be sent to the Senate for further consideration [1] - The GENIUS Act is expected to be signed into law by Trump on Friday [1]

Core Viewpoint - The White House Press Secretary expressed a willingness to facilitate more convenient cryptocurrency payments and indicated that there are enough votes to pass the "Genius Act" [1] Group 1 - The administration is optimistic about future legislation regarding cryptocurrencies [1]

Core Points - The U.S. House of Representatives is currently debating three significant cryptocurrency bills during "Crypto Week," including the GENIUS Act, the Clarity for Digital Assets Act, and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act [2][3] - The GENIUS Act aims to establish clear rules for the issuance and operation of dollar-pegged stablecoins at the federal level, which is expected to strengthen the dollar's position in the global financial system [2][5] - There is a notable division among lawmakers regarding whether to advance the GENIUS Act as a standalone bill or to combine it with the other two bills, which could delay the legislative process [3][5] Legislative Process - On July 15, a procedural vote in the House resulted in a setback for the three bills, with 196 votes in favor and 223 against, including 13 dissenting Republican members [4] - Following this, former President Trump expressed support for the GENIUS Act and indicated that key lawmakers were aligned to vote in favor of it [4][6] - As of the afternoon of July 16, the House remained deadlocked on advancing the three cryptocurrency bills, with ongoing debates about potential combinations of the legislation [5][6] Industry Perspectives - There are two main factions within the industry regarding the legislative approach: the "bundlers," who advocate for combining all three bills for comprehensive reform, and the "pragmatists," who prefer to prioritize the GENIUS Act for quicker passage [6][7] - The bundlers, represented by major players like Coinbase, argue that a combined approach is necessary for effective market structure reform by 2025 [6] - The pragmatists emphasize the importance of passing the GENIUS Act quickly, viewing it as a significant step forward for the industry [6][7] Implications - If passed, these legislative measures could lead to a more regulated and transparent cryptocurrency industry, benefiting stakeholders and potentially enhancing the legitimacy of digital assets [7] - The ongoing debates reflect deeper interests and conflicts within the cryptocurrency sector, particularly regarding compliance and regulatory impacts on various stakeholders [6][7]