スコット・ベッセント氏、デジタル資産透明化法に対する仮想通貨業界の抵抗を批判

The evidence provided by the sources strongly and consistently supports the core assertion of the statement. The most direct source, a report from the high-authority American Banker, explicitly details Secretary Bessent's criticism of 'crypto nihilists' for their resistance to a 'market structure bill'. This aligns directly with the statement's claim that he criticized the crypto industry's resistance to legislation. Multiple other sources, including links to his official social media and regulatory updates from a law firm, corroborate that Bessent made official statements on cryptocurrency regulation before congressional committees. These sources point to the existence of primary documents (his prepared testimony) where these remarks would be found. While the statement refers to the 'Digital Asset Transparency Act' and the primary news source uses the term 'market structure bill,' these are very likely referring to the same or closely related legislative efforts, as 'market structure' is a common descriptor for such comprehensive digital asset bills. There are no contradictions in the evidence. The slight difference in the specific name of the legislation introduces a minor element of uncertainty, preventing a 1.0 probability, but the fundamental claim—that Bessent criticized industry resistance to crypto regulation—is overwhelmingly supported by the available, high-quality evidence.