Washington, DC – In the hours following the announcement that he had started as an crypto advisor to the Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, former Digital Lawyer of Galaxy, Tyler Williams, was addressed to a private event of digital assets in Washington, DC, saying to the crowd that the Congress to obtain stablecoin legislation through the line of objectives is an opening effort.
“Be as favorable as possible to our Congress Friends” who work on Stablecoin’s policy, Williams advised participants of the chased affair event, arguing that obtaining these tokens called in the ketches of the Epine Dors “if we can put a regulatory packaging around him in a way that allows states and regulators and all ecosystems to live Book of rules to be issuer, I think it’s a very good result for DC “
Meanwhile, Williams, who worked as a regulatory lawyer for Galaxy, said he was in fact in the role for a few weeks and said that “the fact that I have a job in the US Treasury Department” is an excellent sign for industry.
Representative Bryan Steil, the Wisconsin Republican who is now at the head of the digital asset subcommittee of the Chamber’s Financial Services Committee, said on Wednesday evening as “we really turned a corner”.
The legislator said that the United States needs to “surpass the rest of the world” on digital assets of digital care, and predicted bipartite energy which has seen dozens of democrats support the legislation on the structure of the last session, financial innovation and technology for 21st century law (FIT21), “will continue to grow”.
It was a welcome feeling to the co -founder of Chainlink, Sergey Nazarov, who said he saw a “very productive state of mind” in Washington.
Williams referred to the work directed by David Sacks, the Czar Crypto appointed by President Donald Trump, and he said: “I see all the pieces of the puzzle move in a direction, which must advance American leadership on digital issues.”
While he noted agencies such as Securities and Exchange Commission and the Comedity Futures Trading Commission which has already changed new initiatives, he declared that “we have their hands full” inside his department.
So many aspects of the jurisdiction of the Treasury fall into industry, in particular tax policy, sanctions, surveillance of money laundering and the financial crimes Network (Fincen), he said, but a team is “wishing to work on this issue.
“I think they are enthusiastic about the prospect of having a refreshing view of the government,” said Williams, who marks his second visit to the department, after working during Trump’s first term.
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