Whalesbook
Crypto ki duniya mein summer thoda mushkil hone wala hai. U.S. mein tax laws ko lekar Parliament mein discussions ho rahi hain, aur prediction markets ko control karne ke liye CFTC ne bhi naye rules propose kiye hain. Aur toh aur, Sam Bankman-Fried ka appeal bhi reject ho gaya hai. Ab crypto par lagam kasne ki puri planning chal rahi hai.
Crypto Tax Reforms ki taraf kadam
Is hafte U.S. House Ways and Means Committee ne digital asset tax laws par ek meeting ki. Sabhi lawmakers ne milkar discuss kiya ki crypto ko kaise tax karna chahiye aur current tax policy mein kya kamiya hain. Interesting baat yeh hai ki is meeting mein koi khaas jhagda nahi hua, sabka focus bas crypto tax ke complex issues ko samajhne par tha. Haalanki, kuch logon ne poocha ki badi economic issues ke bavajood crypto par itna focus kyun? Lekin yeh clear hai ki koi bhi tax bill pass hone se pehle abhi kaafi kaam baaki hai.
Prediction Markets par CFTC ki Nazar
Iske saath hi, Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) ne prediction markets ko regulate karne ke liye ek proposal diya hai. Ab public apna opinion de sakti hai. Is proposal mein bataya gaya hai ki CFTC kaise gaming activities ko define karega taaki yeh decide ho sake ki kaunse prediction market contracts uske jurisdiction mein aate hain. Yeh digital assets ke liye ek bada regulatory step hai.
Legal Fights aur Appeals ka Daur
Purane CFTC aur SEC Chair Gary Gensler ne ek court mein argument support kiya hai ki 'swaps' shabd ko Dodd-Frank law mein aise activities ke liye use nahi kiya gaya tha jo sports betting jaisi ho. Yeh legal filing tab aayi jab CFTC khud New Mexico ke khilaaf action le raha hai, yeh keh kar ki sports-related prediction markets ko swaps mana jana chahiye aur woh federal regulation ke under hone chahiye, na ki state regulation ke.
Wahi, Sam Bankman-Fried ka appeal bhi Second Circuit Court of Appeals ne reject kar diya hai. Court ne unke fraud aur conspiracy charges ke trial mein diye gaye decisions ko confirm kiya hai aur kaha ki judge ne koi galti nahi ki hai.