According to Bitcoin.com, Montana, USA, is accelerating the digital asset regulatory framework to cope with the surge in cryptocurrency fraud. State Securities and Insurance Commissioner James Brown quoted Federal Trade Commission data as saying that fraud losses in the United States reached $12.5 billion in 2024, a year-on-year increase of 25%, among which the elderly group ranked sixth in the United States as the main target of victimization due to their population share. Brown supports the Cyber ​​Token Regulation Act, which will authorize regulators to implement access review and ongoing supervision of blockchain transaction service providers. Meanwhile, if the bill passes, Montana will become the first jurisdiction of the United States to trade entities on a systematic chain of custody.