๐ด Why does Saylor reject the CLARITY law despite broad sector support?
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๐ฐ Michael Saylor said his main objection is that the law "focuses too much on restrictions," while the real yardstick for any legislation is what people will be able to create, own, transfer, and use after it. Therefore, he believes that the most realistic path to digital freedom over the next two years runs through the SEC, CFTC, the Treasury, and the White Houseโproposing a "Digital Bill of Rights" for five fundamental rights instead of waiting for new legislation from Congress.
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๐ฐ Michael Saylor said his main objection is that the law "focuses too much on restrictions," while the real yardstick for any legislation is what people will be able to create, own, transfer, and use after it. Therefore, he believes that the most realistic path to digital freedom over the next two years runs through the SEC, CFTC, the Treasury, and the White Houseโproposing a "Digital Bill of Rights" for five fundamental rights instead of waiting for new legislation from Congress.
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