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As a blockchain analyst based in London, I break down the complex web of U.S. Web3 regulations with cold precision and occasional British wit. From SEC's crypto crackdowns to CFTC's expanding jurisdiction, this article examines how American regulators are shaping the future of decentralized finance - and why it matters for global investors. Grab your regulatory compass as we navigate through SEC enforcement actions, the Lummis-Gillibrand bill, and the ongoing turf wars between federal agencies.

Web3 is broken. DApps aren’t truly decentralized when users juggle wallets, gas fees, and bridges just to order coffee. NEAR’s co-founder Illia Polosukhin argues for *chain abstraction*—hiding blockchain complexity behind seamless interfaces. Imagine buying NFTs, swapping tokens, and paying friends across chains without ever seeing a wallet popup. With 12.4M monthly active users, NEAR’s blueprint could onboard billions. Here’s why modular blockchains need this glue—and how it works.

As a crypto analyst based in London, I break down seven actionable steps the US government can take today to foster Web3 innovation without waiting for new legislation. From SEC clarity to zero-knowledge proofs, these moves could shape the future of decentralized finance. Read on for a data-driven take on regulatory pragmatism.