On November 1, Lummis linked a pilot program in the CLARITY Act to a figure: $6.3 billion in crypto assets were stolen this week, and the thieves moved the money across chains within minutes. The pilot aims to let crypto companies share intelligence directly with federal law enforcement agencies.
This provision is about response speed, not market structure. The CLARITY Act was originally focused on how exchanges should register and whether tokens qualify as securities. Now, however, its lead sponsors are promoting it with a scenario about recovering stolen funds. On-chain analytics firms have long been doing similar work for law enforcement. The difference the bill would make is whether sharing intelligence becomes a legal obligation for companies, and whether they would be liable for leaks after sharing it.
Whether participation in the pilot is voluntary or mandatory will determine whether it becomes a genuine channel or just another memorandum.
#CLARITY法案 #CryptoRegulation
This provision is about response speed, not market structure. The CLARITY Act was originally focused on how exchanges should register and whether tokens qualify as securities. Now, however, its lead sponsors are promoting it with a scenario about recovering stolen funds. On-chain analytics firms have long been doing similar work for law enforcement. The difference the bill would make is whether sharing intelligence becomes a legal obligation for companies, and whether they would be liable for leaks after sharing it.
Whether participation in the pilot is voluntary or mandatory will determine whether it becomes a genuine channel or just another memorandum.
#CLARITY法案 #CryptoRegulation