What do the top executives of crypto companies think about the Clarity Act? Industry leaders see Congress as a historic opportunity to curb capital flight and define the rules for digital assets. The legislative push aims to strengthen the dollar globally in the digital age. The industry estimates a 71% chance that the bill will become law this year. The Capitol in Washington has just taken a step that could redraw the global financial map. After overcoming the tough voting process in the Senate Banking Committee, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (Liy carte) is moving forward with momentum that the crypto sector interprets as a historic event. Although the bill still needs to face the full Senate and the House of Representatives to become definitive law, this progress marks the beginning of the end of regulatory ambiguity in the world's largest economy, defining the critical conditions under which the industry must operate.