【Crypto World】The US Market Structure Act under review has sparked fierce disagreements within the industry. Ripple insists that the bill is close to reaching a consensus and urges the crypto ecosystem not to give up on pushing forward. However, a major exchange's firm opposition has caused a shift— their withdrawal of support directly halted the Senate's review process.
The reasons for opposition are not unfounded: regulatory restrictions on decentralized finance (DeFi), vague boundaries on data privacy protection, and a de facto ban on tokenized stocks—all of these have touched the sensitive nerves of Web3 innovators.
On one side are impatient proponents pushing for progress, on the other are resolute opponents. Caught in the middle is the future direction of US cryptocurrency regulation—full of uncertainty. Whether the bill can break the deadlock depends on whether all parties are willing to sit down and renegotiate.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 8h ago
Here we go again, Ripple rushing to sign a life-and-death agreement, with exchanges directly flopping support. The technical chart clearly shows a head and shoulders pattern. DeFi being banned, privacy blurred, token and stock de facto bans—three bearish signals stacking up. I've seen all these warning signs too many times. Where's the supposed consensus? The MACD golden cross hasn't even confirmed before reversing, a typical bottom-fishing trap getting caught.
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PriceOracleFairy
· 8h ago
nah ripple's been pushing this narrative for months... the fact that they suddenly pivoted when coinbase flipped is giving major oracle manipulation vibes tbh. who's actually benefiting from these regulatory constraints? 🤔 follow the liquidity dynamics, not the headlines
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MetaMaximalist
· 8h ago
ngl ripple's being too optimistic here... the defi clauses alone would absolutely neuter innovation arbitrage for the next cycle. that tokenized securities ban is basically a death sentence wrapped in regulatory language lol
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GasFeeWhisperer
· 8h ago
Still fighting among yourselves... What is Ripple so anxious about? A single statement from a major exchange can overturn your "consensus." This is what Web3 democracy is called.
DeFi bans, privacy ambiguities, tokenized stock restrictions... frankly, regulators want to stifle innovation. What are we still fighting for?
Forget it, let's continue to stalemate. In the end, retail investors are the ones who get hurt.
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DecentralizedElder
· 8h ago
Ripple here is so anxious I can't even say, really, if DeFi gets banned, can it still be promoted? Overthinking, buddy.
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Here we go again, one thinking about making quick money, another about self-protection, and the users caught in the middle...
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I understand why major exchanges are withdrawing support, but who can withstand the ban on tokenized stocks?
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Laughing to death, waiting for consensus? There’s no consensus at all, only self-interest.
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Regulation is always like this, endless bickering. When will there be a definitive conclusion?
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I didn't expect DeFi to be restricted; this bill is really outrageous.
Industry Split? The Battle of Support and Opposition for the Market Structure Act
【Crypto World】The US Market Structure Act under review has sparked fierce disagreements within the industry. Ripple insists that the bill is close to reaching a consensus and urges the crypto ecosystem not to give up on pushing forward. However, a major exchange's firm opposition has caused a shift— their withdrawal of support directly halted the Senate's review process.
The reasons for opposition are not unfounded: regulatory restrictions on decentralized finance (DeFi), vague boundaries on data privacy protection, and a de facto ban on tokenized stocks—all of these have touched the sensitive nerves of Web3 innovators.
On one side are impatient proponents pushing for progress, on the other are resolute opponents. Caught in the middle is the future direction of US cryptocurrency regulation—full of uncertainty. Whether the bill can break the deadlock depends on whether all parties are willing to sit down and renegotiate.