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Unnamed Crypto Bill In Works Could Impact BTC, ETH And XRP Prices

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A new unnamed crypto bill is poised to significantly impact the prices of major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and XRP, in a surprising turn of events. 

The bill, which has garnered attention from both crypto enthusiasts and financial regulators, aims to introduce a comprehensive regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies, addressing long-standing issues related to security, transparency, and investor protection, a recent Forbes report has revealed. 

This game changing legislative development, which has been quietly progressing through the corridors of power, could potentially reshape the landscape of digital assets and their market dynamics.

Features Of The Proposed Bill

The proposed bill aims to bring cryptocurrencies under the jurisdiction of already existing financial regulatory agencies and create a strong regulatory framework for them.

As the flagship cryptocurrency, Bitcoin is likely to benefit the most from increased institutional adoption. Regulatory clarity could lead to a surge in demand from institutional investors, driving up its price. Additionally, Bitcoin’s status as a store of value could be further solidified, attracting more long-term investors.

XRP, which has faced regulatory challenges in the past, could see a significant price boost if the new bill provides a clear legal framework for its use. 

The bill may also propose stringent disclosure requirements for crypto projects and mandates regular audits to ensure compliance with established standards.

Ethereum, with its robust ecosystem of decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts, stands to gain from the bill’s provisions on investor protection and market transparency.

Recognizing the growing importance of stablecoins in the crypto ecosystem, the bill includes specific provisions to regulate their issuance and use.

The bill also introduces clear guidelines for the taxation of crypto transactions, aiming to close loopholes that have allowed some investors to evade taxes.

Investors and market players will be keenly monitoring the crypto bill’s possible impact on the prices of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP as it moves through the parliamentary process.

Approved Crypto Bills  

Recently, the US House of Representatives  approved a comprehensive bill to establish regulatory frameworks for digital asset markets, marking a huge win for the industry. The Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act (FIT21) secured a 279-136 vote, with both Democrats and Republicans supporting the measure, according to an official press release.

Read more: US House Passes Crypto Market Structure Bill FIT21, Marking Big Win for Industry

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Disclaimer: Crypto is a high-risk asset class. This article is provided for informational purposes and does not constitute investment advice. You could lose all of your capital.

Akriti Seth is a Zurich-based Business Journalist and Crypto Editor. Her passion for journalism has taken her across the globe – from thriving as an on-television correspondent to writing engaging articles, she has worked for companies like Informa UK, Bloomberg TV India, CNA Singapore. Akriti’s interest in the cryptocurrency space stems from her writing for Crypto Council for Innovation and Daily Coin. She believes that decentralisation technology has the potential to empower marginalised communities across the world. Entrepreneur Magazine, Hindustan Times, Tech Panda, Hackernoon and other publications have featured Akriti’s writings.

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