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Policy Name: Digital Frontier Regulation Authority (DFRA)

Purpose:
To craft a sleek, forward-thinking regulatory landscape for digital assets spanning real estate, commodities, military applications, corporate governance, and cryptocurrencies, ensuring compliance, safeguarding national security, fostering innovation, and maintaining market integrity.

Policy Framework:

1. Establishment of DFRA:

  • Role: The Digital Frontier Regulation Authority (DFRA) will be the central body for coordinating and streamlining regulations across the diverse spectrum of digital asset applications.
  • Composition: A blend of experts from finance, technology, military, commodities, corporate governance, and cybersecurity sectors.

2. Divided Responsibilities:

  • Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC):

    • Focus: Govern tokenized securities, prioritizing investor protection and market transparency.
  • DFRA:

    • Regulatory Coordination:

      • Facilitate a cohesive regulatory approach among SEC, CFTC, DoD, IRS, and other entities.
      • Develop overarching compliance standards for all digital asset applications.
    • Application Gateway:

      • Centralize the review and approval process for digital asset projects across sectors.
      • Administer an innovation sandbox for pre-market testing of new digital asset solutions.
    • Innovation and Security Hub:

      • Drive the integration of technology for compliance and security in digital transactions.
      • Provide cybersecurity guidance, especially for military and sensitive applications.
    • Knowledge Center:

      • Educate stakeholders on the multifaceted implications and regulations of digital assets.
      • Advocate for transparency and accountability in digital asset management.
  • Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC):

    • Commodity Regulation: Regulate digital assets

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