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Proactive Rulemaking

Definition

Proactive rulemaking involves regulatory bodies creating regulations in anticipation of future market developments or technological advancements. This approach seeks to establish clear guidelines before issues arise, aiming to foster innovation while mitigating potential risks in emerging sectors like digital assets. It contrasts with reactive regulation, which responds to problems after they occur. The objective is to provide certainty and stability for market participants, thereby promoting responsible growth.