The path to clearer crypto rules in the U.S. just got shorter. According to Coinbase leadership, legislation aimed at establishing a proper market structure framework for Bitcoin and digital assets could reach approval within roughly 30 days. The CLARITY Act, which has been circulating through regulatory channels, remains positioned to move forward despite some earlier headwinds. This represents a significant step toward bringing institutional-grade regulatory clarity to the American crypto market—something the industry has been pushing for to bridge the gap between traditional finance infrastructure and blockchain-based assets. If the timeline holds, we could see major movement on the legislative front sooner than many expected.
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ProposalManiac
· 01-19 13:49
Passes in 30 days? Haha, I've seen too many of these "about to break through" claims, and Dodd-Frank was also dragged out step by step over 10 years. The key still depends on whether the proposal text itself contains a poison pill clause.
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fren.eth
· 01-19 13:46
30-day legislation? Here we go again, the wolf is coming. Let's wait and see, haha
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SerRugResistant
· 01-19 13:40
Within 30 days? 😅 Don't joke around. Could this happen so quickly in the US? I'll just wait and see; too many broken promises...
The path to clearer crypto rules in the U.S. just got shorter. According to Coinbase leadership, legislation aimed at establishing a proper market structure framework for Bitcoin and digital assets could reach approval within roughly 30 days. The CLARITY Act, which has been circulating through regulatory channels, remains positioned to move forward despite some earlier headwinds. This represents a significant step toward bringing institutional-grade regulatory clarity to the American crypto market—something the industry has been pushing for to bridge the gap between traditional finance infrastructure and blockchain-based assets. If the timeline holds, we could see major movement on the legislative front sooner than many expected.