ChainThink reports that on December 4, Web3 security firm CertiK released the "2025 Skynet U.S. Digital Asset Policy Report," marking CertiK's first Skynet report tailored specifically for the U.S. regional market. The report systematically outlines the overall regulatory trajectory of digital assets in the United States in 2025, highlighting that the U.S. has established, for the first time, a relatively clear and structured regulatory framework for digital assets. Legislative and administrative reforms at the federal level are accelerating toward convergence across core areas such as issuance, trading, and custody, propelling the market from an "exploratory phase" into a "systematized phase." As regulatory direction increasingly focuses on standardizing centralized functionalities, digital assets are steadily integrating into the U.S. financial system. Financial institutions are gradually shifting their strategic focus toward licensed digital assets, while code auditing is emerging as a critical mechanism to ensure institutional security and compliance—this trend is driving continuous industry advancement.