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Yilihua: Crypto-friendly policies are gradually being implemented, and the crypto framework bill is highly likely to pass

Yilihua: Crypto-friendly policies are gradually being implemented, and the crypto framework bill is highly likely to pass

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/01/24 16:11
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BlockBeats News, January 25, Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital) founder Yi Lihua stated, "The crypto-friendly policies we have been talking about are gradually being implemented, especially with the high probability of the crypto structure bill passing. This is a landmark event for the industry, signifying the end of the severe obstacles that have hindered the crypto industry in the past and marking the beginning of a new stage of healthy macro development. A large number of outstanding founders and high-quality projects will certainly emerge, and at the same time, this will remove barriers for large-scale participation of U.S. financial institutions in the construction of crypto finance, allowing the crypto industry to fully integrate into the mainstream financial system."

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