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Digital Assets Bill

Definition

A Digital Assets Bill refers to proposed or enacted legislation specifically designed to regulate cryptocurrencies, blockchain technology, and other digital forms of value. These legislative efforts aim to provide legal clarity, establish consumer protections, address market integrity concerns, and define the jurisdictional oversight of digital assets. Such bills are instrumental in shaping the legal landscape for the crypto industry. They signify a maturing regulatory approach to this evolving financial sector.