It sounds nice because it means that people in the US will have more opportunities to invest in cryptos. However, isn't the US against crypto exchanges? In that case, does it mean that the US will push against exchanges and in favor of banks, trying to assimilate cryptos and make them a part of the traditional financial institutions? Another concern I have is regarding taxes. I thought that currently, any transaction involving crypto and fiat requires paying some taxes, and it must be really difficult for people who want to trade Bitcoin or sell it for fiat regularly. Will banks handle the taxes or how is this going to work?