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The cryptocurrency industry is facing a renewed period of uncertainty as Democrats in Congress begin to roll out their proposed regulatory framework. With digital assets again approaching record highs, the push for tighter oversight has sparked fears of a potential market downturn. Experts are warning that aggressive legislation—or even the mere threat of it—could trigger a sell-off, erasing recent gains.

Lawmakers are under pressure to address concerns about fraud, market manipulation, and investor protection in the fast-growing crypto sector. While some Democrats have signaled support for innovation, others are advocating for rules that could significantly restrict how digital assets are traded, stored, and taxed. Initial drafts of the legislation suggest stricter reporting requirements for exchanges, limits on leverage, and new consumer safeguards.

Market participants are now weighing the risk of a regulatory “crashout”—a scenario where suddenly announced restrictions or enforcement actions cause panic selling. Such a reaction would not be unprecedented. Cryptocurrencies have a history of sharp volatility around major policy announcements, and traders are bracing for possible turbulence ahead.

The coming weeks will be critical. As negotiations proceed behind closed doors, industry leaders are pushing for a balanced approach that safeguards investors without stifling innovation. But with both political and market tensions running high, the only certainty may be more uncertainty—and the potential for dramatic moves in crypto prices as new details emerge.

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