Washington, DC -within hours of the announcement that he had started as a crypto adviser for Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, was the former Galaxy Digital lawyer Tyler William’s addressing of a private digital assets -event in Washington, DC, which tells the crowd that helping Congress to get stableco -Legal effort.

“Be as supportive as we can to our friends in Congress” working on stablecoin policy, William’s participants advised the chainlink host event and argued that getting these allies push to push. “If we can put a regulatory wrapping around it in a way that allows states and bank regulators and all ecosystems to live in the same rulebook to be an issuer, I think it’s a pretty good result for DC”

Meanwhile, Williams, who worked as a legislative lawyer for Galaxy, indicated that he had actually been in the role for a few weeks and said “the fact that I have a job in the American Ministry of Finance” is an excellent sign for the industry.

Rep. Bryan Steil, the Wisconsin Republican, who is now at the helm of the Digital Assets Under Committee in House Financial Services Committee, said at the same Wednesday evening event that “we have really turned a corner.”

The legislature said the United States has to “surpass the rest of the world” to nurture digital assets, and he predicted the Bipartisan energy that saw dozens of Democrats support the last session crypto market structure, financial innovation and technology for the 21st century ACT (FIT21), will “continue to grow.”

It came as a welcome feeling of chainlink’s co -founder Sergey Nazarov, who said he is seeing a “very productive mindset” in Washington.

Williams referred to the work led by David Sacks, Krypto -Czaren appointed by President Donald Trump, and he said, “I see all the pieces in the puzzle move in one direction, which is to promote the US leadership on digital questions.”

While noticing agencies like Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which is already moving on new initiatives, he said “We have our hands full” inside his department.

So many aspects of the State Treasury’s jurisdiction fall across the industry, including tax policy, sanctions, money-out-of-the-out-of-way supervision and Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (Fincen), he said, but a team that is “eager to work on this question.

“I think they are excited about the prospect of having a refreshed view from the government,” said Williams, who marks his second stint in the department after working there in Trump’s first period.

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