US Treasury withdraws crypto surveillance proposal, easing market pressure
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The US Treasury withdrew its proposed crypto surveillance rule, removing a regulatory overhang that had weighed on digital-asset sentiment. The proposal would have expanded reporting requirements for certain crypto intermediaries; its withdrawal is seen as easing compliance costs and pressure on exchanges and DeFi protocols. The move may encourage institutional and retail investment and bolster confidence across Bitcoin and major tokens, though the article did not specify prices, market cap, or TVL figures. Future regulatory decisions remain the key variable for the sector. Watch next for revised rulemaking or replacement proposals from Treasury and how exchanges and DeFi protocols adjust reporting practices.
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