According to @WhiteHouse, the United States is advancing towards a comprehensive federal regulatory framework for digital assets to provide clarity for investors and innovators. Key legislative efforts include the House-passed FIT21 Act, which aims to classify digital assets and define the roles of the SEC and CFTC, and the CLARITY Act, which establishes a functional framework for digital asset classification and consumer protection. Separately, an amendment from Senator Lummis proposes significant tax changes, including waiving taxes on crypto transactions below $300 and altering the tax treatment of staking and mining rewards to be taxed only upon sale, not acquisition. This change, sought by industry groups, would align tax policy with actual income realization for validators and miners. The amendment also seeks to close the wash-sale loophole used for tax-loss harvesting. Amidst these regulatory developments, Solana (SOL) is trading around $154.84, while Cardano (ADA) is near $0.5726, with both assets showing strength against Bitcoin (BTC) in their respective trading pairs.