A major crypto exchange CEO just fired back at the Senate Banking Committee's draft legislation. The stance? Straightforward—they'd rather see no bill pass than accept one that doesn't work for the industry.
After diving into the details, the CEO publicly stated the platform can't get behind the current proposal. This kind of pushback from established players matters because it signals real concerns about how the framework could affect market operations and compliance practices.
The disagreement touches on critical issues: regulatory clarity, operational feasibility, and whether the rules actually foster innovation or just create bottlenecks. With major exchanges taking firm positions, the legislative battle around crypto market structure is heating up. Washington's next move will likely shape the entire industry's regulatory landscape for years to come.
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ApeWithAPlan
· 9h ago
Nah, this bill really wants to crash the market. Exchanges would rather not pass it than accept this garbage clause. I really admire this move.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 9h ago
This round of regulatory chess is still the old routine; those folks in Washington simply don't understand where the supply lines of exchanges are.
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Web3ExplorerLin
· 10h ago
hypothesis: this whole "no bill is better than a bad bill" playbook feels like the ancient silk road merchants negotiating with different kingdoms—sometimes the best deal is walking away from the table entirely, yeah?
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Ramen_Until_Rich
· 10h ago
Rather than being screwed over and dying, it's better to just lie flat. This CEO is also tough.
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CryptoMom
· 10h ago
Rather than being screwed over, it's better not to have the bill. These CEOs finally spoke their minds.
A major crypto exchange CEO just fired back at the Senate Banking Committee's draft legislation. The stance? Straightforward—they'd rather see no bill pass than accept one that doesn't work for the industry.
After diving into the details, the CEO publicly stated the platform can't get behind the current proposal. This kind of pushback from established players matters because it signals real concerns about how the framework could affect market operations and compliance practices.
The disagreement touches on critical issues: regulatory clarity, operational feasibility, and whether the rules actually foster innovation or just create bottlenecks. With major exchanges taking firm positions, the legislative battle around crypto market structure is heating up. Washington's next move will likely shape the entire industry's regulatory landscape for years to come.