
Representative Mike Carey and Senator Ted Cruz have introduced resolutions in the House and Senate aimed at revoking the IRS's new rule that classifies decentralized finance (DeFi) participants as brokers. This rule has been criticized by various stakeholders, including Coin Center, which argues that it exceeds the IRS's authority and undermines the DeFi sector. The resolutions are part of a broader effort to address what proponents describe as overreach by the Biden administration regarding digital asset regulation. The initiative has garnered support from multiple figures in the crypto industry, who assert that the rule could hinder innovation in the U.S. crypto market. Additionally, the House Oversight Committee is investigating allegations of debanking in the tech and crypto sectors, with requests for information sent to major crypto firms including Uniswap, Coinbase, a16z, Lightspark, and Kraken. This investigation follows concerns about the treatment of lawful companies and individuals in the crypto space, as financial institutions are scrutinized for potentially discriminatory practices against them.
🚨 BREAKING: House Oversight Committee Requests Info from Crypto Firms Uniswap, Coinbase, a16z, Lightspark, and Kraken on Debanking Allegations https://t.co/ZT7njrsOlD
这是一项非常好的进展,这封信展示了美国国会对金融机构在政治和行业背景下“去银行化”现象的深切关注,尤其是对加密货币和区块链行业的影响。委员会希望通过调查,确保企业和个人能够公平参与市场活动。说人话,因政治观点或与加密货币和区块链相关的业务而被金融机构拒绝提供服务的案例。… https://t.co/Q3BVOAfg36
ChokePoint 2.0 justice: Its happening. Today the new @GOPoversight have begun asking exchanges if they were harassed or unlawfully asked to debank companies or individuals. IMO: They are building a case against @GaryGensler @SenWarren and the banking cartel. https://t.co/rleo7av9q7





