The U.S. is finally going to catch up with the international trend of encryption taxes?! 🔥

The Trump administration just submitted a proposal: to allow the IRS to directly check your overseas encryption accounts and impose taxes on them—behind this is the intention to join the CARF framework of the OECD (except for the US, basically all G7 countries have signed, and crypto hubs like Singapore and the UAE have also joined early).

The White House's calculations are precise: they don't want Americans to transfer their coins to overseas platforms, aiming to keep encryption assets domestically; however, they have drawn a red line: there will be no new reporting requirements for DeFi transactions (is this leaving a way out for DeFi?).

But don't panic, this framework won't launch globally until 2027. It has just passed the White House review, and it still needs to be refined before implementation.

You said, is this the US trying to "lock" down domestic encryption markets, or is it really about cracking down on tax evasion? What's the betting in the comments section for the follow-up? #逆势上涨币种推荐 #美联储会议纪要将公布 #比特币行情观察