G7 לענדער רופן פֿאַר טאַפער קריפּטאָ רעגולירן נאָך די ייַנבראָך פון Terra

Finance ministers and central bank governors from the Group of Seven (G7) industrialized nations met in Germany on May 19 and 20. According to a מעלדונג published by Reuters on May 19, the main topic was swift regulation of crypto assets in light of the recent Terra(LUNA) debacles that shook the crypto world. 

In a document produced during the meeting, the finance ministers and central bankers concluded: 

"אין ליכט פון די לעצטע בעהאָלע אין די קריפּטאָ-אַסעץ מאַרק, די G7 ערדזשיז די פסב (פינאַנסיאַל סטאַביליטי באָרד) ... צו שטייַגן די שנעל אַנטוויקלונג און ימפּלאַמענטיישאַן פון קאָנסיסטענט און פולשטענדיק רעגולירן."

קריפּטאָ רעגולירן קומט 

Earlier this week, the Biden administration also showed interest in regulating the קריפּטאָקוררענסי industry after a filing from קאָינבאַסע (NASDAQ: COIN) sparked worries. The filling, in essence, showed that Coinbase could tap into the holdings of their customer’s קריפּטאָ וואָלאַץ in case of bankruptcy.

The U.S. government officials would look to legislation to criminalize such practices and thus protect customers. Additionally, on May 20, passed a new measure where ביטקאָין could be included in 401 (ק) פּלאַנז if customers so desired. 

Conversely, in a surprising turn of events, Russian Industry and Trade Minister Denis Manturov סטייטיד that he believes that his government will start accepting crypto “sooner or later.”

Legislative aftermath 

It seems as if the legislative, regulatory and legal scrutiny will likely increase as a result of the recent stablecoin collapse, which could, in turn, see possible enforcement actions. Based on regulatory precedent tied to פּעני סטאַקס and other risky investments, the focus could be on market-facing statements from stablecoin issuers. 

Future regulation could focus on making a clear structural distinction between the types of stablecoins. Clearly stating the risks inherent in stablecoins with fiat backing and those based on algorithmic code.  

All in all, more regulation doesn’t necessarily have to be a bad thing; if investors are protected from rug pulls and various scams related to certain cryptocurrencies, then perhaps more money will flow into the crypto markets.