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US Policy Framework

Definition

A US policy framework is the set of guiding principles and rules that shape government actions within the United States. This comprehensive structure includes laws, regulations, executive orders, and judicial precedents that collectively govern specific sectors or activities. For digital assets, the US policy framework encompasses efforts by various federal agencies and Congress to define, regulate, and supervise cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and blockchain technology. Its objective is to foster innovation while managing financial stability and consumer protection.