... assess the cost of production provides some flexibility in managing income. For cryptocurrency businesses Administrative responsibilities increase, which may require additional resources to comply with the law. Advantages of the new rules Transparency: Regulation allows you to legalize cryptocurrency transactions, which strengthens confidence in the market. Stability: The absence of sharp changes in rates and the predictability of the tax burden stimulate the development of the crypto industry. Integration with the global market: The ...

... and unplanned promotion of specific players' interests may raise concerns among regulators and some investors. Thus, one might expect that legislative bodies and financial authorities in the U.S. (as well as abroad) will focus on the need for stricter cryptocurrency regulation. Stricter norms relating to disclosure, oversight of crypto lobbying, and defining the status of digital assets in governmental reserves could be on the horizon. Should the concept of a strategic reserve advance, clear criteria for "safe" ...

... regulated alternatives (e.g., stablecoins issued by European financial institutions). Nevertheless, USDT remains widely available and prevalent, including among European traders, indicating that Tether either meets the minimum necessary requirements or that regulators have not strictly curtailed its circulation during the transition period. Asia and Other Regions. Asian markets are one of the cornerstones of Tether's popularity. In China, despite the ban on cryptocurrencies, substantial volumes of over-the-counter trading and the gray market utilize USDT as a means of transferring value and bypassing currency restrictions. In 2024, Hong Kong announced plans to license stablecoins by 2024–2025, requiring ...

... Trump has nominated economist Stephen Mearian, known for his favorable stance towards digital assets, to the Board of Governors. Market participants perceive this as a potentially positive factor: the new leadership could facilitate a relaxation of cryptocurrency industry regulations. In addition, there are signs of possible easing of monetary policy on the macroeconomic front. Federal Reserve board member Michelle Bowman expressed support for the idea of lowering interest rates three times by the end of the year. Cheaper ...

... followed by sharp price corrections. The regulatory environment is not yet favorable everywhere—some countries implement strict restrictions or discuss new bans. For example, in Russia, it is planned that from 2026, fines will be introduced for using cryptocurrency to pay for goods and services, reflecting the cautious attitude of some regulators. Additionally, cases of hacking and fraud involving digital assets have increased, so cybersecurity issues should be given heightened attention. A prudent diversification of investments and a long-term strategy remain the best approach to protect ...