Galaxy Digital has raised significant concerns regarding a proposed Senate cryptocurrency bill, warning that certain provisions could substantially increase financial surveillance capabilities within the United States. The firm's cautionary stance highlights potential implications for privacy and regulatory overreach in the evolving digital assets landscape. Industry stakeholders are closely monitoring how lawmakers balance innovation and consumer protection while crafting legislation that could reshape crypto market dynamics. The debate underscores ongoing tensions between regulatory compliance objectives and concerns about expanded monitoring mechanisms in the financial system.
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ForkMonger
· 18h ago
lol galaxy digital suddenly cares about surveillance? where were they during the last governance attack vectors on their own protocol stack... classic capitulation dressed up as principles, ngl
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rugdoc.eth
· 01-14 14:01
Here comes the old regulatory fear-mongering again. Do you really think playing the privacy card can block policies? Wake up.
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DuckFluff
· 01-14 13:57
It's that old trick again, regulators just want to keep us under strict control, right?
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HodlTheDoor
· 01-14 13:50
Are you back to doing financial surveillance again? It's really annoying. These politicians just know how to add shackles on us.
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ImpermanentSage
· 01-14 13:40
Regulation, huh? It's about wanting to see through everything. Galaxy's response this time was great.
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SmartContractDiver
· 01-14 13:32
Coming to review us again? Regulatory authorities are watching us all day long. How do we have any room for innovation?
Galaxy Digital has raised significant concerns regarding a proposed Senate cryptocurrency bill, warning that certain provisions could substantially increase financial surveillance capabilities within the United States. The firm's cautionary stance highlights potential implications for privacy and regulatory overreach in the evolving digital assets landscape. Industry stakeholders are closely monitoring how lawmakers balance innovation and consumer protection while crafting legislation that could reshape crypto market dynamics. The debate underscores ongoing tensions between regulatory compliance objectives and concerns about expanded monitoring mechanisms in the financial system.