⚡ Waited for a year. Money didn’t wait.
CLARITY Act. 294-134. Passed in the House. That was July 2025.
14 months. Still stuck in the Senate.
Thune filed cloture last Friday. The procedural vote is scheduled for September 15. Reuters put it plainly: "Chances are slim." Politico was even more direct: "The crypto industry is running into setbacks."
Three issues couldn’t be resolved. Stablecoin yield. DeFi provisions. The vote counts in the Republican committee. The three issues have been argued from January until now. Six months. No progress.
London isn’t much better either. A bipartisan parliamentary group launched its "crypto bankification" inquiry on July 21. Six weeks. As the FT put it: banks refusing service to crypto firms is the "single biggest obstacle".
Regulators are moving. The direction is right. But it’s slow.
Meanwhile, today’s WSJ headline is right out there—"How AI trading is stealing crypto’s spotlight".
Daniel Koss. A real name. He put money into BTC. Believed crypto would upend finance. Then AI arrived. Institutional capital shifted to AI. Buyer demand dried up. As the WSJ put it: "The crypto market hasn’t felt like a healthy risk asset since it collapsed in October."
BTC $64,376. ETH $1,892. Both down by less than 1%. Not panic. Just numb.
14 months of bill debate. A six-week bank inquiry. Hundreds of pages of committee drafts. The money has already changed battlefields.
This isn’t crypto failing. It’s the cost of crypto maturing. Regulations can’t catch up with capital. By the time regulations catch up, the tide has already gone elsewhere.
$BTC $ETH #CLARITYAct #加密监管 #AI
CLARITY Act. 294-134. Passed in the House. That was July 2025.
14 months. Still stuck in the Senate.
Thune filed cloture last Friday. The procedural vote is scheduled for September 15. Reuters put it plainly: "Chances are slim." Politico was even more direct: "The crypto industry is running into setbacks."
Three issues couldn’t be resolved. Stablecoin yield. DeFi provisions. The vote counts in the Republican committee. The three issues have been argued from January until now. Six months. No progress.
London isn’t much better either. A bipartisan parliamentary group launched its "crypto bankification" inquiry on July 21. Six weeks. As the FT put it: banks refusing service to crypto firms is the "single biggest obstacle".
Regulators are moving. The direction is right. But it’s slow.
Meanwhile, today’s WSJ headline is right out there—"How AI trading is stealing crypto’s spotlight".
Daniel Koss. A real name. He put money into BTC. Believed crypto would upend finance. Then AI arrived. Institutional capital shifted to AI. Buyer demand dried up. As the WSJ put it: "The crypto market hasn’t felt like a healthy risk asset since it collapsed in October."
BTC $64,376. ETH $1,892. Both down by less than 1%. Not panic. Just numb.
14 months of bill debate. A six-week bank inquiry. Hundreds of pages of committee drafts. The money has already changed battlefields.
This isn’t crypto failing. It’s the cost of crypto maturing. Regulations can’t catch up with capital. By the time regulations catch up, the tide has already gone elsewhere.
$BTC $ETH #CLARITYAct #加密监管 #AI
