Odaily星球日报讯 白宫 AI 与加密货币主管 David Sacks 在接受采访时表示：“我今天在国会山会见了众议院和参议院银行和金融委员会的领导人，他们非常致力于今年在众议院和参议院推动立法，以提供数字资产生态系统维持美国创新所需的明确监管框架” ，并补充说这可能会在未来六个月内完成。 Sacks 还提到，政府希望通过允许在国内发行稳定币，将目前主要在海外进行的稳定币创新引入美国，“我认为稳定币的力量在于，它可以扩大美元在国际上的主导地位，将其扩展到线上数字领域，并为美国国债创造潜在的数万亿美元的新需求。”

Odaily星球日报讯 白宫 AI 与加密货币主管 David Sacks 在接受采访时表示：“我今天在国会山会见了众议院和参议院银行和金融委员会的领导人，他们非常致力于今年在众议院和参议院推动立法，以提供数字资产生态系统维持美国创新所需的明确监管框架” ，并补充说这可能会在未来六个月内完成。Sacks 还提到，政府希望通过允许在国内发行稳定币，将目前主要在海外进行的稳定币创新引入美国，“我认为稳定币的力量在于，它可以扩大美元在国际上的主导地位，将其扩展到线上数字领域，并为美国国债创造潜在的数万亿美元的新需求。”

David Sacks：加密监管法规有望在未来六个月内完成

Odaily reports that White House AI and cryptocurrency chief David Sacks said in an interview: "Today I met with the leaders of the House and Senate Banking and Finance Committees on Capitol Hill, and they are very committed to pushing legislation through the House and Senate this year to provide the clear regulatory framework needed to sustain American innovation in the digital asset ecosystem." He added that this could be completed within the next six months. Sacks also mentioned that the government hopes to bring stable coin innovation, which is currently mainly taking place overseas, to the US by allowing the issuance of stable coins domestically, "I believe the power of stable coins is that they can expand the dominance of the US dollar internationally, extend it into the online digital realm, and create potentially tens of trillions of dollars in new demand for US Treasuries."

David Sacks: Crypto regulation is expected to be completed within the next six months

Here is the English translation, with the terms 'Block', 'Ren', and 'AR' retained as requested:

[Important News from Last Night and This Morning (February 4th - February 5th)]

U.S. lawmakers form House and Senate working groups to draft cryptocurrency and stablecoin legislation
According to The Block, U.S. lawmakers are forming a working group, including members of key House and Senate committees, to develop a regulatory framework for digital assets and stablecoins. At a news conference on Tuesday, White House AI and Crypto Advisor David Sacks, Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott, Senate Agriculture Committee Chair John Boozman, House Financial Services Committee Chair French Hill, and House Agriculture Committee Chair G.T. Thompson announced the formation of this bicameral working group. The Senate has already been advancing stablecoin regulation work. Senator Bill Hagerty introduced a bill on Tuesday aimed at creating a regulatory framework, including parameters for whether issuers are federally or state-regulated. Hill stated that future stablecoin legislation will be "very similar" to the Senate's approach. Hill said at Tuesday's news conference that future legislation to regulate the overall crypto market structure will be similar to the 21st Century Financial Innovation and Technology (FIT21) Act, and emphasized its bipartisan support.

Acting CFTC Chair: CFTC no longer enforcing through regulation
According to CoinDesk, Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) Acting Chair Caroline Pham said on Tuesday that the regulator has restructured its enforcement division to "refocus" on combating fraud and "stop regulating through enforcement." Under former CFTC Chair Rostin Behnam, the enforcement division had multiple specialized task forces, including one focused on insider trading, one on cybersecurity and emerging technologies, and one aimed at combating environmental fraud. The restructuring will reduce the number of task forces to two. The new "Complex Fraud Task Force" will handle enforcement of complex fraud and manipulation across all asset classes, from initial investigations to litigation. Enforcement Division Deputy Director Paul Hayeck will serve as the acting head of the Complex Fraud Task Force. The "Retail Fraud and General Enforcement Task Force" will handle retail fraud and general enforcement matters, led by Enforcement Division Deputy Director Charles Marvine. Pham said in a press release: "This streamlined structure will stop regulating through enforcement and improve efficiency - much-needed reforms that will maximize CFTC resources to take more actions against fraudsters and other bad actors, rather than penalizing law-abiding citizens." According to the CFTC's announcement, the new structure will "more effectively leverage CFTC resources to prevent fraud, manipulation, and abuse, and ensure market integrity" while "providing enhanced enforcement affairs governance and oversight to prevent over-enforcement and enhance consistency, fairness, and due process."

Crypto Czar David Sack

Important information last night and this morning (February 4th - February 5th)

Odaily Odaily reported that in the last question of the press conference, David Sacks answered that studying the feasibility of <Bitcoin reserves> is one of the top priorities he was instructed by the President to do, and it will be studied as part of an internal government working group. "Putting <cryptocurrencies> into sovereign wealth funds" is another question that cannot be answered at this press conference.

David Sacks: Can’t give any answer on “whether sovereign wealth funds hold crypto”

The U.S. Senator Bill Hagerty has introduced a bill aimed at establishing a regulatory framework for stablecoins, subjecting tokens such as <Tether (USDT)> and <USD Coin (USDC)> to oversight by the Federal Reserve.

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Stablecoin Regulatory Framework
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