The House of Representatives has recently passed the 'Cryptocurrency Anti-Money Laundering and Financing Terrorism Act', which aims to strengthen regulation in the cryptocurrency sector to prevent its use in illegal activities. According to the bill, the US government will form a group consisting of multiple federal agencies responsible for conducting an in-depth investigation into the role of cryptocurrencies in terrorist and other illegal financial activities, and proposing specific measures to combat such activities. Although the bill received unanimous approval in the House, there is uncertainty as to whether it will be approved during the subsequent Senate hearings. Analysts have pointed out that political differences between different stances could pose challenges to the bill in the Senate. The progress of this bill reflects the US government's increased regulatory efforts in the cryptocurrency sector and its attention to global risks associated with the use of cryptocurrencies.