CertiK Releases U.S. Digital Asset Policy Report for 2025
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The report provides an overview of the ways in which existing federal law and market structure changes are redefining compliance standards for companies that deal in digital assets. Among the other topics that are discussed in the CertiK U.S. Digital Asset Policy Report are the peculiar digital asset frameworks. CertiK, the leading Web3 security services provider in the world, has announced the release of the CertiK U.S. Digital Asset Policy Report. This report is an in-depth examination of the legislative frameworks that will influence the United States in the year 2025. The report provides an overview of the ways in which existing federal law and market structure changes are redefining compliance standards for companies that deal in digital assets. In the CertiK report, a three-part federal framework that emerged from recent legislative milestones is analyzed. These legislative milestones include the GENIUS and CLARITY Acts, as well as the rescinding of Staff Accounting Bulletin 121 by the SEC. These improvements, when taken together, provide more transparent criteria for the issue of stablecoins, the categorization of digital assets, and the safekeeping of institutional assets. Stablecoin issuers are subject to consistent reserve and redemption laws, and multi-state operators are required to overcome a global baseline of cybersecurity and anti-money laundering requirements, according to the results. Banks and trust businesses now have a clearer road to delivering custody services for digital assets. “This report reveals a pivotal shift in how digital assets are regulated and supervised across the United States,” said Kayvon Hosseini, Head of Advisory at CertiK. “By analyzing federal legislation and market structure proposals, as well as state-level obligations, the research highlights the operational demands that digital asset firms must meet in the coming years.” The report’s most important findings are as follows: Clearer rules for the issue of stablecoins and the categorization of digital assets have…
