The passage of the Clarity Act is a potential catalyst for significant institutional investment into crypto.

International banks involved in the stablecoin launch include Scotiabank, Santander, and Deutsche Bank.

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Bank of America, Citigroup, and Goldman Sachs are among the firms launching a stablecoin in the first half of next year.

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As head of the SEC, Gary Gensler launched enforcement actions against crypto firms like Coinbase and Binance.

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The CLARITY Act aims to codify into law the distinction between which digital assets are securities and which are commodities.

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The CLARITY Act specifies that a new, centralized crypto token is regulated by the SEC as a security.

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Major financial institutions, including BlackRock, JP Morgan, Visa, Fidelity, and MasterCard, are building on blockchain technology.

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The bill designates that once a token meets certain decentralization thresholds, it is overseen by the CFTC as a commodity.

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The bill would introduce mandatory lockup requirements for certain crypto assets.

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Under the CLARITY Act, federally registered crypto exchanges would be subject to mandatory audits and surveillance.

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The previous administration's approach to crypto was described as "anarcho-tyranny," punishing compliant actors while non-compliant ones operated freely.

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If the CLARITY Act does not pass, the crypto industry will continue to operate in a state of regulatory uncertainty.

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The US crypto industry needs a stable, permanent regulatory structure similar to what exists for stocks and bonds.

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Currently, there is no single federal regulator for crypto exchanges in the United States.

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The CLARITY Act is reportedly the first bill in U.S. history to regulate an industry while also adding specific ethics provisions for government officials.

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The lack of a clear U.S. regulatory framework allowed offshore crypto companies to operate without oversight, contributing to failures like FTX.

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The CLARITY Act would grant the SEC and the CFTC oversight over crypto exchanges.

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The passage of the Clarity Act is a potential catalyst for significant institutional investment into crypto.

The Biden administration took actions to remove crypto entrepreneurs from the banking system

New York State has filed a lawsuit against the prediction market company Polymarket

The lawsuit from New York State alleges that Polymarket operates an illegal gambling operation

International banks involved in the stablecoin launch include Scotiabank, Santander, and Deutsche Bank.

Bank of America, Citigroup, and Goldman Sachs are among the firms launching a stablecoin in the first half of next year.

As head of the SEC, Gary Gensler launched enforcement actions against crypto firms like Coinbase and Binance.

The CLARITY Act aims to codify into law the distinction between which digital assets are securities and which are commodities.

The CLARITY Act specifies that a new, centralized crypto token is regulated by the SEC as a security.

Major financial institutions, including BlackRock, JP Morgan, Visa, Fidelity, and MasterCard, are building on blockchain technology.

The bill designates that once a token meets certain decentralization thresholds, it is overseen by the CFTC as a commodity.

The bill would introduce mandatory lockup requirements for certain crypto assets.

Under the CLARITY Act, federally registered crypto exchanges would be subject to mandatory audits and surveillance.

The previous administration's approach to crypto was described as "anarcho-tyranny," punishing compliant actors while non-compliant ones operated freely.

If the CLARITY Act does not pass, the crypto industry will continue to operate in a state of regulatory uncertainty.

The US crypto industry needs a stable, permanent regulatory structure similar to what exists for stocks and bonds.

Currently, there is no single federal regulator for crypto exchanges in the United States.

The CLARITY Act is reportedly the first bill in U.S. history to regulate an industry while also adding specific ethics provisions for government officials.

The lack of a clear U.S. regulatory framework allowed offshore crypto companies to operate without oversight, contributing to failures like FTX.

The CLARITY Act would grant the SEC and the CFTC oversight over crypto exchanges.

Regulatory gray areas in an industry can create a "race to the bottom" that favors bad actors.