The article discusses the concept of a "Sustainable Sandbox," a regulatory framework that allows businesses to test innovative ideas in the digital assets industry while regulators observe and gather data. The Sustainable Sandbox aims to provide regulators with sufficient time and information to develop thoughtful and sensible rules for governing digital assets. The article also highlights the success of regulatory sandboxes in countries like the UK, Singapore, and the UAE and proposes improvements to existing models. The need for a Sustainable Sandbox in the US is emphasized due to the rapid evolution of blockchain and AI technologies and outdated legal frameworks. The recent Supreme Court decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo is mentioned as further supporting the urgency for regulatory innovation. The article suggests that by embracing the Sustainable Sandbox model, the US can lead in crypto innovation while ensuring consumer protection and market stability.



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