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The negotiations for the "Clarity Act" have entered a critical window period, with deep involvement from the White House becoming a unique variable

Kristin Smith, president of the Solana Policy Institute, recently shared her views on the legislative progress of the Clarity Act. She stated that although the bill faces resistance due to the withdrawal of support from Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong and controversies in the banking sector, its complexity determines the long-term nature of the legislative process. Current negotiations exhibit two new characteristics: first, senior officials from the White House are directly involved, with presidential aides like David Sacks pushing for dispute resolution; second, traditional financial institutions are participating in negotiations for the first time.If the Senate Banking Committee can complete its review of the bill by March or April, there is hope to advance the legislation before the July recess; otherwise, the next window will not open until the fall. Smith, who previously led the Blockchain Association and spearheaded the passage of the Genius Act, believes that despite facing opposition from figures like Elizabeth Warren, the support from key Democrats such as Chuck Schumer and the ongoing pressure from President Trump are changing the odds of the bill's passage. On Wednesday, after Trump urged the banking sector to make concessions in a post on Truth Social, expectations in the market for the passage of cryptocurrency legislation within the year have noticeably increased.

FATF: Peer-to-peer transfers of stablecoins have become a major money laundering risk, recommending issuers to introduce freezing and blacklisting mechanisms

The global anti-money laundering organization Financial Action Task Force (FATF) pointed out in its latest report that stablecoin peer-to-peer (P2P) transfers have become a key source of money laundering risk in the crypto ecosystem, especially when users trade directly through unmanaged wallets, making it more difficult to track and regulate related activities due to the lack of regulated intermediaries.FATF stated that stablecoins have now become the most commonly used virtual assets in illegal crypto transactions. According to Chainalysis data, approximately 84% of the $154 billion in illegal crypto transactions in 2025 involved stablecoins. The report recommends that jurisdictions require stablecoin issuers to have the technical capability to freeze, destroy, or blacklist assets involving suspicious addresses when necessary, and to embed compliance features such as allow-lists and deny-lists in smart contracts.FATF noted that compared to the highly volatile Bitcoin and Ethereum, stablecoins like Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC) are increasingly being used by criminal networks for fund transfers and money laundering activities due to their price stability, high liquidity, and ease of cross-border transfer. Additionally, the report mentioned that North Korean hacker groups and entities linked to Iran are using stablecoins to launder proceeds from cybercrime and are converting funds into fiat currency through over-the-counter traders or peer-to-peer platforms.FATF calls for strengthened regulation of stablecoin issuers and encourages the broader adoption of blockchain analysis tools and anti-money laundering measures such as the "travel rule" within the crypto industry.

Bloomberg: Bitcoin trades around the clock, becoming the most liquid asset to express macro views when other markets are closed

According to Bloomberg, tensions between the United States, Israel, and Iran have escalated, prompting traders to turn to crypto trading venues for around-the-clock hedging. Perpetual contracts linked to oil on Hyperliquid rose about 6.2% to $70.6 per barrel, while gold and silver perpetual contracts increased over 5% and 8%, reaching $5464 and $97.5 per ounce, respectively. The trading volume of silver perpetual contracts exceeded $400 million in the past 24 hours, while gold contract trading volume approached $140 million, and U.S. stock index contracts on the platform fell 1% to 2%.The Iran conflict triggered a risk-off sell-off in the crypto market, with Bitcoin briefly dropping 3.8% to $63038, before stabilizing around $64000; ETH fell 4.5% to $1836 at one point. According to CoinGecko data, the total market capitalization of digital assets evaporated by about $128 billion following the outbreak of the conflict.Jake Ostrovskis, head of over-the-counter trading at Wintermute, stated that due to Bitcoin's around-the-clock trading, it has become the most liquid asset for traders to express macro views when other markets are closed, with more asset classes moving towards 24/7 trading. Charlie Ambrose, co-founder of Felix, mentioned that this weekend marked another instance of around-the-clock price discovery through perpetual contracts on Hyperliquid, potentially driving a macro shift in how global markets operate.

Gate founder Dr. Han: Smart Web3 will become a new engine for the industry, reshaping trading methods within two years

According to an interview with BeInCrypto, Dr. Han, the founder and CEO of Gate, stated that artificial intelligence will bring substantial changes to trading methods within two years when discussing "Intelligent Web3." He believes that the increasingly complex structure of crypto products and the rising operational thresholds have become significant obstacles to further adoption in the industry.In this context, Gate has launched AI-assisted features to help users understand token information, platform functions, and trading strategies; the next phase plans to replace traditional interfaces with natural language interactions, enabling automated execution of trades and profit management. He also mentioned that AI will not only optimize user experience but may also enhance capital flow and allocation efficiency through round-the-clock operation and scalable information processing capabilities.Since its establishment in 2013, Gate has developed into a global trading platform covering over 49 million users, operating under licenses in multiple jurisdictions, and continuously promoting compliance market expansion. At the same time, Gate is accelerating the integration of tokenized stocks, gold, silver, and indices, achieving 24/7 trading of crypto assets and traditional assets within a unified account system. From the current layout, Gate is advancing its next phase strategic deployment through AI and multi-asset integration on two fronts.
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