A bill draft in the U.S. Senate proposes to exempt mainstream cryptocurrencies such as Ripple (XRP), Solana, and Dogecoin from securities regulations. The draft aims to place them in a regulatory category similar to Bitcoin and Ethereum, provided that these cryptocurrencies become the primary assets in exchange-traded products (ETFs) by 2026. Experts point out that the direct impact of the bill will be reflected in institutional access and compliance rather than short-term price speculation. However, under the political atmosphere of an election year, there is still uncertainty about whether the bill will ultimately pass.
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A bill draft in the U.S. Senate proposes to exempt mainstream cryptocurrencies such as Ripple (XRP), Solana, and Dogecoin from securities regulations. The draft aims to place them in a regulatory category similar to Bitcoin and Ethereum, provided that these cryptocurrencies become the primary assets in exchange-traded products (ETFs) by 2026. Experts point out that the direct impact of the bill will be reflected in institutional access and compliance rather than short-term price speculation. However, under the political atmosphere of an election year, there is still uncertainty about whether the bill will ultimately pass.