The United States is signaling a new era for cryptocurrency and blockchain technology, marked by clear regulations, institutional support, and a national strategy aimed at global leadership in Web3 innovation.

On August 1, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent emphasized that the country is entering a transformative period for digital assets. He described this moment as a turning point in national strategy, with the administration backing decentralized computing, blockchain development, and digital financial systems.
Bessent’s remarks highlighted a shift from previous regulatory skepticism toward a more supportive framework. He urged crypto entrepreneurs to establish their companies, launch protocols, and grow their workforce within the U.S., stressing that the government wants the nation to be the hub of blockchain advancement.
The broader effort reflects a coordinated push to secure U.S. dominance in the Web3 economy. Many in the industry already view the current administration as the most pro-crypto in history, pointing to its willingness to collaborate with innovators and its progress toward creating clear, innovation-friendly rules.

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Recent policy milestones reinforce this momentum. The Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act has been signed into law, the SEC has launched Project Crypto, and the President’s Working Group on Digital Asset Markets has released a comprehensive report on the future of the sector. Under the leadership of SEC Chair Paul Atkins, regulators are also moving away from a punitive “regulation-by-enforcement” model toward a more constructive, policy-driven approach.
With these developments, the U.S. is positioning itself as a global leader in blockchain and digital asset innovation, laying the groundwork for what policymakers are calling the “Golden Age of Crypto.”
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