A major U.S. compliance platform just made waves with Bloomberg on January 11, 2026—they're signaling potential withdrawal from supporting an upcoming digital asset market-structure bill. Here's the catch: they'll bail if lawmakers push restrictions that stretch beyond basic disclosure requirements. The company's concerned about overly tight regulations that could handcuff their operations. It's a classic move in the regulatory dance—leverage, pushback, negotiate. This bill could reshape how digital assets are structured and traded across the nation, so every stakeholder's watching closely. Whether this platform holds firm or Congress finds middle ground, the outcome will ripple through the entire crypto market. Buckle up.
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CommunitySlacker
· 3h ago
Another compliant platform is playing tricks, threatening to withdraw to pressure Congress. This old trick is really annoying.
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ThatsNotARugPull
· 17h ago
Nah, this is a typical big platform showing its attitude. If they're unhappy with the terms, they threaten to withdraw. In the end, isn't it the lawmakers who have to appease them?
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GreenCandleCollector
· 01-12 01:58
ngl Once again, this is a game of chips... A compliant platform threatening to withdraw can force Congress to make concessions, impressive.
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ponzi_poet
· 01-12 01:56
Playing this old trick again, threatening to change the bill? I think it's unlikely.
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ser_aped.eth
· 01-12 01:55
Here comes the threat again. What trick are compliant platforms playing?
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GweiTooHigh
· 01-12 01:47
It's the same old trick again—when regulators come, they threaten to withdraw. The industry really needs to learn from this, doesn't it?
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PerpetualLonger
· 01-12 01:44
Here we go again, this old trick... Threatening to exit a compliant platform to negotiate? I think this is just paving the way for a subsequent bottom-fishing. The bears are about to be harvested once again.
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MainnetDelayedAgain
· 01-12 01:30
According to the database, this compliant platform's threat to withdraw has been postponed for the 47th time. It has been 2 years and 8 months since the last similar "we are withdrawing" statement, and it is recommended to be listed in the Guinness World Records.
A major U.S. compliance platform just made waves with Bloomberg on January 11, 2026—they're signaling potential withdrawal from supporting an upcoming digital asset market-structure bill. Here's the catch: they'll bail if lawmakers push restrictions that stretch beyond basic disclosure requirements. The company's concerned about overly tight regulations that could handcuff their operations. It's a classic move in the regulatory dance—leverage, pushback, negotiate. This bill could reshape how digital assets are structured and traded across the nation, so every stakeholder's watching closely. Whether this platform holds firm or Congress finds middle ground, the outcome will ripple through the entire crypto market. Buckle up.