Clarity Act lands on the Senate’s table.
By Maxime Laurent · 2026-01-13 11:06
Clarity Act lands on the Senate’s table.
A bipartisan crypto market bill drops, with just 48 hours for senators to tweak a massive 278-page text.
I woke up early today, sea still calm outside, phone buzzing with this news 📱🌅
After months of quiet work, the US Senate banking crowd finally pushed out the Clarity Act — a full-on attempt to define how the crypto market should actually function in the US. The announcement came from Cynthia Lummis, who’s been one of the few voices in Washington that genuinely gets crypto.
What matters here isn’t just the size — 278 pages is no joke — but the fact it’s bipartisan. That alone tells you something shifted. Crypto is no longer a fringe experiment they can ignore or mock. It’s a structural problem they have to organize, whether they like it or not.
The 48-hour amendment window is short, almost brutal. It’s where lobbying gets intense, wording becomes dangerous, and small lines can change everything. This is where good intentions sometimes turn into regulatory spaghetti. On croise les doigts 🤞.
I’m cautiously optimistic. Not euphoric. Just calm. Clarity, even imperfect, is better than this fog we’ve been living in. Markets hate uncertainty more than rules. And builders? They just want to know the ground won’t move under their feet every six months.
Let’s see what survives those 48 hours. 🍿
#crypto #regulation #ClarityAct #USSenate #blockchain #CryptoFriture
A bipartisan crypto market bill drops, with just 48 hours for senators to tweak a massive 278-page text.
I woke up early today, sea still calm outside, phone buzzing with this news 📱🌅
After months of quiet work, the US Senate banking crowd finally pushed out the Clarity Act — a full-on attempt to define how the crypto market should actually function in the US. The announcement came from Cynthia Lummis, who’s been one of the few voices in Washington that genuinely gets crypto.
What matters here isn’t just the size — 278 pages is no joke — but the fact it’s bipartisan. That alone tells you something shifted. Crypto is no longer a fringe experiment they can ignore or mock. It’s a structural problem they have to organize, whether they like it or not.
The 48-hour amendment window is short, almost brutal. It’s where lobbying gets intense, wording becomes dangerous, and small lines can change everything. This is where good intentions sometimes turn into regulatory spaghetti. On croise les doigts 🤞.
I’m cautiously optimistic. Not euphoric. Just calm. Clarity, even imperfect, is better than this fog we’ve been living in. Markets hate uncertainty more than rules. And builders? They just want to know the ground won’t move under their feet every six months.
Let’s see what survives those 48 hours. 🍿
#crypto #regulation #ClarityAct #USSenate #blockchain #CryptoFriture
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