Regulatory consolidation refers to the process where various disparate laws, rules, and oversight functions related to digital assets are streamlined and unified under a more coherent and comprehensive framework. This often involves bringing different aspects of digital asset regulation, such as securities, commodities, and payments, under the purview of fewer, more coordinated authorities. The objective is to reduce fragmentation, provide clarity, and enhance regulatory efficiency. It aims to establish a consistent legal environment for the digital asset industry.
Context
The push for regulatory consolidation is a prominent theme in global discussions surrounding digital asset governance, driven by calls for clearer guidelines from industry participants. A key debate involves which existing regulatory bodies should assume primary oversight and how to adapt traditional financial laws to novel digital asset structures. Jurisdictions are presently working to develop unified legislative approaches to address the complexities of the rapidly evolving digital economy.
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