In a recent announcement, the Executive Office of the President has expressed its opposition to the passage of H.R. 4763, also known as the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act. The Office of Management and Budget, in a statement, highlighted the concerns of the Administration regarding the regulatory framework proposed by the bill for digital assets.
One of the main concerns raised by the Administration is the lack of adequate protections for consumers and investors involved in digital asset transactions. Officials have emphasized that the current version of the bill could potentially expose both individuals and institutions to risks in the rapidly growing digital economy.
Despite its opposition, the Administration has shown a willingness to collaborate with Congress in order to develop more comprehensive legislation. The ultimate goal is to establish a balanced regulatory framework that not only protects consumers but also encourages responsible development in the digital asset and payment innovation sectors. These efforts are aimed at strengthening the United States’ position as a leader in the global financial system.
The Administration has called for ongoing collaboration with lawmakers to ensure that any future legislation pertaining to digital assets includes the necessary safeguards for consumers and investors. This ongoing dialogue is considered crucial for fostering further innovation and regulation within the digital asset space. Officials have stressed the need for more time and careful consideration in order to achieve these objectives.
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