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The Council is the premier global alliance advancing crypto innovation. Crypto has immense potential to spur international economic growth and create jobs, improve financial inclusion and access, and enhance privacy and security. By sharing insights, expertise, and the facts about the global crypto ecosystem, the Council supports governments and institutions worldwide in efforts to shape and encourage the responsible regulation of crypto in a way that unlocks potential and improves lives.
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https://cryptoforinnovation.org
Crypto Council for Innovation的外部链接
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- 公共政策办公室
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- 51-200 人
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- Washington, D.C.
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- 合营企业
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- 2021
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US，Washington, D.C.
Crypto Council for Innovation员工
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Cameron Jones
Senior Executive Leading Global Teams to Design and Scale Programs and Partnerships
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Sean Lee
Digital Economy Enthusiast | Digital Asset Policy Advisor | Forbes Contributor | Star Wars Fan
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Amanda Russo
Strategic Communications Advisor to CEOs, Ministers, and Heads of State.
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Giles Swan
Public Policy and Regulatory Consultant | Non-Executive Director | Academic Director | Associate Faculty | Expert Witness
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CCI Analysis ???? North Carolina is cementing its status as a crypto-friendly state with over a decade of pro-blockchain regulations and digital asset initiatives. ??The state passed House Bill 690, banning CBDC payments to the state and participation in Federal Reserve CBDC pilot programs, emphasizing financial sovereignty and privacy. ??House Bill 721, the State Precious Metals Depository Study Act, enabled lawmakers to study Bitcoin as part of North Carolina’s financial reserves, assessing its role in countering inflation and reducing volatility. ??The NC Digital Assets Investments Act was introduced in February 2025, aiming to allow public funds to be invested in cryptocurrencies, signaling continued bipartisan support for digital asset integration. https://lnkd.in/erM2EkQH
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News Alert ???? Boerse Stuttgart Group and DekaBank are driving institutional crypto adoption by integrating regulated trading solutions into tradfi. ??DekaBank will offer crypto trading to institutional clients through Boerse Stuttgart Digital’s regulated brokerage. ??The partnership aligns with Boerse Stuttgart’s expansion strategy to collaborate with more European banks, brokers, and asset managers. ??Crypto trading now accounts for 25% of Boerse Stuttgart’s revenues, with trading volumes nearly tripling last year. CoinDesk
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?? ???? CCI is proud to collaborate with leading UK industry bodies to support the crypto industry in adapting to the Crypto Asset Reporting Framework. With CARF implementation set to begin on January 1, 2026, our collective efforts will help reduce uncertainty, provide practical guidance, and equip the crypto community with resources to navigate compliance while mitigating risks such as phishing scams. Transparency and collaboration are key. Together, we’re working to ensure the UK crypto industry has the tools needed to comply effectively while engaging with policymakers on real-world challenges. Read more about our joint letter and ongoing efforts below. ??
We're excited to announce that a new coalition of UK industry bodies, including CryptoUK, Crypto Council for Innovation, UK Cryptoasset Business Council (UKCBC), UK Finance, Global Blockchain Business Council (GBBC), Global Digital Finance, and ICAEW, is collaborating to support the crypto community in adapting to the Crypto Asset Reporting Framework (CARF). Read the contents of our joint letter below ?? The introduction of the Crypto Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) represents one of the most significant changes to tax transparency reporting since the OECD introduced the Common Reporting Standard. On 13 January 2025, the OECD Global Forum published an update on the 65 jurisdictions that have committed to implementing the Crypto Asset Reporting Framework (CARF). CARF will require a “reportable crypto asset service provider” (RCASP) to provide information on their users to tax administrations globally. The introduction of CARF will commence on 1 January 2026 (or earlier), which presents unique challenges to RCASPs. This recent TAXline article, “What’s CARF got to do with it” provides further details on the implementation of CARF. New challenges require new approaches. We are pleased to announce that, as an industry first in the UK, we will be working together for the first time. As a collective voice, we will: - Endeavour to reduce uncertainty in the wider crypto community around CARF, particularly the obligations on cryptoasset owners. We will do this by developing a suggested wording for the necessary self-certificate(s) that members can use and that we can propose to the OECD to consider as a best practice. - Publish information for the crypto community on CARF, including a self-certificate and how crypto users can respond to reduce the potential of scammers to use this as an opportunity to conduct phishing attacks or hacks. - This will provide a strong response for the industry, and by aligning views, we will be able to combine our efforts to maximum effect to respond to the practicalities and challenges of CARF. We aim to make this as easy as possible for the members of each of our respective bodies. It must be noted that the prescribed requirements of the CARF cannot be changed at this point by any country that has signed the agreement. Instead, each jurisdiction can provide education and support for the requirements. Our forum seeks to ensure that the UK has the materials and resources that are as effective for our industry as possible. We also intend to support the industry by working with HMRC to help them understand the challenges that taxpayers face with respect to ‘getting it right’. Lastly, this group will follow a solutions-first approach to the challenges and is not seeking to influence or change policies towards CARF. Regards Signed: CryptoUK Crypto Council for Innovation UK Cryptoasset Business Council UK Finance Global Blockchain Business Council Global Digital Finance ICAEW
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Here is what the US needs to know about global crypto this week ?? ?? ?? Japan eases crypto brokerage rules, ESMA publishes MiCA compliance on reverse solicitation, and Pakistan to establish a national crypto council. ???? Japan is easing crypto brokerage rules with a new "intermediary" category, allowing stablecoins to be backed by assets like short-term government bonds and fixed-term deposits. ???? Standard Chartered Hong Kong is launching Asia Pacific’s first tokenized retail money market fund, which will leverage blockchain for enhanced liquidity, transparency, and accessibility. ???? China is accelerating research on crypto regulation, with the Supreme People's Court and Renmin University of China studying legal frameworks as authorities push for judicial-regulatory cooperation. ???? European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) published its final guidelines on reverse solicitation and transfer services, confirming a strict interpretation to avoid circumvention of the MiCA framework. ???? The European Commission adopted a first package of proposals to simplify EU sustainability rules, reduce red tape and improve competitiveness. ???? Pakistan plans to establish a national crypto council to develop regulatory frameworks and collaborate on international standards.
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News Alert ???? Pakistan is establishing a national crypto council to develop regulatory frameworks after meeting with U.S. digital asset advisors. ??The council will include government officials, regulators, and industry experts to oversee crypto policy and collaborate on international standards. ??Pakistan’s finance ministry, previously opposed to crypto regulation, now supports exploring a well-regulated digital asset framework. ??Finance Minister met with foreign delegates, including Trump’s digital asset advisors, as Pakistan aligns with global crypto policy trends. DAWN E-paper
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???? At least 230 digital asset bills have been introduced at the state level so far this year.?That’s more in 2 months than all of 2024. Why? ?? People care about crypto and local governments are doing something about it.? Massachusetts and New York are taking the lead with bill introductions - introducing 24 and 22 bills, respectively. ?? The most prominent trends include licensing and supervisory rules, consumer protections, and states expanding their money transmitter statutes to include digital asset transmission. ?? Crypto mining regulations and tax provisions, disclosures for crypto campaign contributions, and digital asset reserves are also being considered. ?? Notably, crypto kiosk regulations are advancing in at least 13 states. Digital asset legislation is being introduced at a rapid rate and shows no sign of slowing down. We will keep you posted on what’s next.???
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News Alert ?? Sen. Lummis says the U.S. is "on the precipice" of passing bipartisan stablecoin and crypto regulation bills as lawmakers push for clarity. ??Lummis hopes to send both a stablecoin framework and the Responsible Financial Innovation Act to President Trump for signature by the end of the year. ??The GENIUS Act, introduced by bipartisan lawmakers, proposes reserve requirements and "light-touch" regulatory standards for stablecoin issuers, sparking debate on consumer protections. ??U.S. House Committee on Financial Services leaders released competing stablecoin bills, with Republicans favoring OCC oversight and Democrats advocating for Federal Reserve System involvement. The Block
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News Alert ?? Bank of America is preparing to launch its own stablecoin, pending congressional approval, as the Trump admin. supports crypto. ??Bank of America will enter the stablecoin market if Congress legalizes it, aligning with lawmakers’ push to pass stablecoin legislation within Trump’s first 100 days. ??The stablecoin market processed over $33 trillion in transactions last year, surpassing Visa and Mastercard. ??Wall Street banks, including Charles Schwab and J.P. Morgan, are exploring digital assets as regulatory clarity improves, driving competition in the sector. CoinDesk
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News Alert ???? China is accelerating research on the legal treatment of crypto, despite its continued ban on crypto trading and mining. ??The Supreme People's Court held a seminar to study how to handle crypto-related legal cases, emphasizing national financial security concerns. ??A research project led by the Renmin University of China aims to improve China’s domestic crypto regulatory framework by developing legal approaches to crypto-related cases. ??Authorities are pushing for greater cooperation between judicial and regulatory continuing working on an international regulatory framework. The Block
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