🚨 CLARITY Bill Stalls—But U.S. Crypto Regulation Moves First!
Speaker of the House: These rules are “far from enough”🔥
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Another key development has emerged in U.S. crypto regulation.
After the CLARITY Bill failed to pass a procedural vote in the Senate last month, the SEC and CFTC didn’t stop—instead, they began pushing new regulatory proposals using their own authorities.
But now, even French Hill, Chair of the House Financial Services Committee, has publicly stated that what regulators are doing still falls far short of genuine “long-term certainty.”
🔥 The issue is right here—
Regulators can draft rules, but it’s Congress that can truly build a long-term, stable legal framework for the entire industry. Hill wants the CLARITY Bill to be brought back for discussion during this year’s “lame-duck” session, and even to pass it after revisions.
But the timeline may be tighter than the market expects.
According to Hill, between the end of the midterm elections in mid-November and the start of official terms for the new lawmakers in 2027, the Senate will have only about 22 days of session.
That means the window for CLARITY to achieve a breakthrough before the new Congress begins is extremely limited.⏳
What’s more troublesome is that the two major U.S. crypto regulators currently face staffing issues as well.
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has already announced her resignation. The SEC is now left with only Chair Paul Atkins and Commissioner Mark Uyeda.
As for the CFTC, Michael Selig serves as Chair and the only commissioner.
Reports say there are multiple vacancies across the leadership at the SEC and CFTC combined.
What does this mean? On one hand, the SEC and CFTC are accelerating progress on crypto regulatory rules; on the other hand, they’re dealing with staffing shortages and leadership changes internally.
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Speaker of the House: These rules are “far from enough”🔥
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Another key development has emerged in U.S. crypto regulation.
After the CLARITY Bill failed to pass a procedural vote in the Senate last month, the SEC and CFTC didn’t stop—instead, they began pushing new regulatory proposals using their own authorities.
But now, even French Hill, Chair of the House Financial Services Committee, has publicly stated that what regulators are doing still falls far short of genuine “long-term certainty.”
🔥 The issue is right here—
Regulators can draft rules, but it’s Congress that can truly build a long-term, stable legal framework for the entire industry. Hill wants the CLARITY Bill to be brought back for discussion during this year’s “lame-duck” session, and even to pass it after revisions.
But the timeline may be tighter than the market expects.
According to Hill, between the end of the midterm elections in mid-November and the start of official terms for the new lawmakers in 2027, the Senate will have only about 22 days of session.
That means the window for CLARITY to achieve a breakthrough before the new Congress begins is extremely limited.⏳
What’s more troublesome is that the two major U.S. crypto regulators currently face staffing issues as well.
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has already announced her resignation. The SEC is now left with only Chair Paul Atkins and Commissioner Mark Uyeda.
As for the CFTC, Michael Selig serves as Chair and the only commissioner.
Reports say there are multiple vacancies across the leadership at the SEC and CFTC combined.
What does this mean? On one hand, the SEC and CFTC are accelerating progress on crypto regulatory rules; on the other hand, they’re dealing with staffing shortages and leadership changes internally.
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#CLARITY法案 #加密监管