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#CryptoClarityAct

The **#CryptoClarityAct** is a long-awaited initiative aimed at ending regulatory uncertainty in the United States regarding cryptocurrencies. The digital asset industry has suffered for decades from fragmented oversight and a lack of clear definitions, which has stifled innovation and deterred capital.

The goal of such an act is to **define the powers** between regulators (for example, SEC and CFTC), **clearly define** what constitutes a security and what constitutes a commodity among crypto assets, as well as to create **clear licensing frameworks** for exchanges and other market participants. The adoption of such a law will not only provide better investor protection but also allow the U.S. to compete on equal footing with other jurisdictions that already have progressive crypto regulation.

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🇺🇸White House Digital Assets Report: A New Era for Crypto Regulation!📖

The White House’s Digital Assets Report, set for public release on July 30, 2025, promises to reshape the U.S. crypto landscape. Mandated by President Trump’s January 23 Executive Order, it outlines a federal framework for digital assets, including stablecoins, and proposes a national Bitcoin reserve. With recommendations on oversight, consumer protection, and national security, this report could drive innovation while addressing risks, positioning the U.S. as a global crypto leader.
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Regulatory Setback for U.S. Crypto Legislation as House Blocks Key Vote
Washington, D.C., July 15, 2025 — Momentum toward a comprehensive U.S. regulatory framework for digital assets stalled Tuesday after the House of Representatives failed to advance a package of three major cryptocurrency bills.
The procedural vote, requiring a simple majority, fell short at 196-223, halting progress on:
• The GENIUS Act, establishing a stablecoin regulatory framework, which had already passed the Senate.
• The CLARITY Act, aimed at defining digital asset classifications and regulatory jurisdiction.
• The Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act, prohibiting the Federal Reserve from issuing a central bank digital currency without congressional approval.
Despite bipartisan backing and public support from President Trump, internal divisions within the Republican party derailed the motion, with a conservative faction voting against it.
This setback prolongs regulatory uncertainty for the U.S. crypto industry, which continues to advocate for clear rules to encourage innovation and market stability. The defeat raises concerns about potential capital flight and the U.S. falling behind jurisdictions with more defined digital asset laws.
The bills’ future remains uncertain as lawmakers regroup to navigate intra-party tensions and chart a new path forward.
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Potential U.S. Crypto Regulatory Reforms May Be Delayed Until 2029, Legal Expert Warns

John E. Deaton, a prominent cryptocurrency advocate and attorney, has cautioned that meaningful regulatory reform for the crypto industry in the United States could be delayed until 2029 if Congress does not act swiftly to pass the GENIUS stablecoin bill.

His concerns were echoed by Messari founder Ryan Selkis.

Deaton criticized the U.S. regulatory system for its reliance on outdated legal frameworks from the 1930s and 1940s and for its inconsistency, which he attributed to political shifts in government leadership.

Selkis added that failure to pass the legislation this week could result in significant setbacks for crypto regulation during President Donald Trump's current term.

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