Clarity Act, we hardly knew ye: We look at what was in the bill and what's replacing it
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The U.S. Treasury’s “Clarity Act” is being dismantled as agencies scramble to replace its nascent crypto‑regulation framework with interim rules, yet analysts doubt those stop‑gaps will endure; the original bill aimed to anchor digital‑asset markets, but its erosion leaves uncertainty, prompting volatility and prompting firms to brace for shifting compliance demands.
U.S. agencies are racing to substitute their regulations for the law that was meant to set crypto markets in governmental bedrock, but will the stand-ins last?