February 25 News, the leading cryptocurrency industry lobbying organization, the Blockchain Association, has submitted a cryptocurrency tax reform proposal to Congress and met with House members in an attempt to influence the development of crypto tax laws in 2026. The proposal focuses on key issues such as stablecoin tax treatment, tax exemption thresholds for small crypto transactions, and rules for the wash sale of digital assets. According to the policy document released by the Blockchain Association, it advocates treating stablecoins as cash for everyday payment scenarios to reduce the tax complexity of daily transactions. At the same time, the association suggests establishing a minimum exemption for "small" crypto transactions, arguing that reporting tiny gains or losses on each transaction increases taxpayers' costs and adds to the administrative burden on U.S. tax authorities, with limited actual tax revenue contribution.

February 13 News, the government of Bhutan has recently conducted Bitcoin transfer operations again. BSCNews citing on-chain data reports that Bhutan has sold approximately $6.7 million worth of Bitcoin, information provided by on-chain analytics firm Arkham. Although "government sell-offs" can easily evoke market associations, in terms of scale, this transfer accounts for only a tiny fraction of the current daily Bitcoin trading volume and has not caused any significant price impact. On-chain tracking shows that Bhutan-related addresses still hold about $372 million worth of Bitcoin assets. This indicates that it is not a full-scale divestment but rather a phased fund reallocation. Since the end of 2025, Bhutan has repeatedly exhibited a similar transfer rhythm, adopting a "partial sale, long-term holding" strategy, demonstrating that it still regards Bitcoin as an important reserve asset.

BlockBeats News, December 11 — Ethereum treasury company BitMine Chairman Tom Lee stated in the latest podcast Altcoin Daily that the current price of Ethereum reflects not what happened today, but the future. So don’t expect it to rise every day; you need to bet on the "super cycle." Tom Lee believes that the biggest misconception is: even if you discount the future EQM to $5,000 or even $3,000, the end price of Ethereum ten years from now could still be $100,000. "This small difference today is just a tiny fluctuation in the discount rate." But everyone wants instant gratification — press the buy button and make money the next day; if it doesn’t rise, "this coin is a scam." They think they can press the button 1,000 times and win 1,005 times, but in reality, no one can do that.