Regulatory jurisdiction clarity refers to the precise identification of which governmental authority or agency has the legal power to oversee specific activities or entities within a market. This clarity defines the scope of regulatory authority, preventing overlaps or gaps in supervision. It provides certainty for businesses and investors regarding compliance obligations. A lack of such clarity often creates legal and operational uncertainty.
Context
The absence of regulatory jurisdiction clarity is a significant impediment to the growth and stability of the digital asset market globally. Debates frequently arise over whether a particular digital asset falls under securities, commodities, or other financial regulations. Governments are working to establish clearer guidelines to avoid regulatory arbitrage and provide a stable operating environment for innovators and market participants.
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