Recently, multiple departments of the U.S. government have launched plans aimed at promoting the development of the encryption currency and digital asset industry. This series of actions aims to realize the vision of making the United States the "global capital of cryptocurrency."

The chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Paul Atkins, has launched an initiative called the "encryption program" aimed at modernizing U.S. securities rules. Following this, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) also announced the "encryption sprint" program to implement the recommendations in the President's Digital Asset Market Working Group report.

CFTC Acting Chairman Behnam stated: "We are taking swift action to realize the vision of making the United States a global encryption center. By providing clear regulatory guidance now and fostering innovation in the digital asset market, we will fulfill the government's promise to usher in a golden era of encryption."

This series of measures demonstrates that the synergy between the U.S. government and the relevant industries is continuously strengthening. As the United States solidifies its leading position in the global digital asset innovation sector, industry insiders expect the tokenization process of traditional financial products such as U.S. Treasury bonds and stocks to further accelerate.

These regulatory reforms and innovative measures are expected to provide a better environment for the development of encryption and blockchain technology, and may also attract more institutional investors into this field. However, experts also remind that while promoting innovation, regulators need to balance considerations such as risk management and investor protection.

With the gradual implementation of these plans, the industry generally expects that the United States' competitiveness in the global digital asset field will be significantly enhanced, and it may also provide a reference for other countries' related policy-making.