🚹 JUST IN: Saylor Says Bitcoin’s Regulatory Path May Not Depend on CLARITY

The CLARITY Act may be stalled, but Michael Saylor believes the U.S. crypto story is far from over.

Saylor said he expects the SEC, CFTC and Treasury to continue advancing digital-asset rules under existing law, while banks could expand their role in Bitcoin custody and loans backed by
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That’s an interesting distinction.
A major crypto market-structure bill hitting a roadblock doesn’t necessarily mean every regulatory development stops with it. Agencies can still use their existing authority to shape how financial institutions interact with digital assets.
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For Bitcoin, the banking angle could be especially significant.
If more banks eventually provide custody and lending services around BTC, it could create another bridge between traditional finance and the crypto market.
The Senate’s CLARITY Act vote may have stalled the legislative route—but the regulatory conversation is clearly still moving.

Could Bitcoin adoption through traditional banks accelerate even without CLARITY becoming law? 👀