The Congressional hearing on the CLARITY Act is reminding me of @pmarca on the three-stage response to new tech: denial, rational counterargument, and then name-calling.
The anti-crypto faction is calling it "the complexity act" as if this is middle school, but no real critique.
It's not clear to me that TradFi will prefer "the most decentralized L1" as they move their business onchain.
These institutions aren't in it for decentralization. Their products will likely be centralized in some way anyway. High speed and low cost seem to be their priorities.
1/ Congress comes back next week and hopefully will move stablecoin legislation quickly.
The Senate has more to do on GENIUS, then STABLE has to pass the House, then the bills may need to be reconciled before POTUS signs. This is doable by end of summer.
CFTC ir nedaudz gaidīšanas režīmā, līdz Quintenz tiek apstiprināts kā priekšsēdētājs, bet pēc tam cerams, ka mēs redzēsim progresu jaunajos noteikumos, kas saistīti ar kriptovalūtu: