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Federal Legislative Framework

Definition

A federal legislative framework is a system of laws enacted by a national government to regulate a particular area. This comprehensive body of statutes and legal principles establishes the legal parameters for an industry or activity across an entire nation. In the digital asset sector, it refers to the overarching set of federal laws and proposed legislation designed to govern cryptocurrencies, blockchain technology, and related services. Such frameworks aim to provide legal certainty, consumer protection, and financial stability.