The Clarity Act in its current form presents significant structural problems for decentralized finance development. The issue that stands out isn't about partisan blame—it's the asymmetry in how this legislation gets scrutinized. While the policy draws criticism from certain quarters, there's a notable silence from others who might logically be expected to weigh in. Why aren't more voices pointing out these regulatory gaps? It's worth asking why some stakeholders stay quiet when the long-term implications for DeFi could be considerable.