Cardano founder criticizes design flaws in the CLARITY bill, claiming it may become politicized

MeNews · 2026-04-01T01:27:32+00:00

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson criticizes the U.S. "Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act," arguing that its design flaws could lead to a 15-year implementation cycle and pose a risk of being "weaponized" due to political party changes. He pointed out that the bill automatically classifies new projects as securities, which could affect the consistency of international standards.

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2026-04-01 01:27:32

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ME News update, on April 1 (UTC+8), Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson criticized the U.S. “Digital Assets Market CLARITY Act,” saying the bill has design flaws, with an implementation timeline that could be as long as 15 years, and may be “weaponized” due to changes in political parties. He noted that the FTX incident has intensified the rift between the two U.S. parties on crypto regulation, affecting legislative progress. Hoskinson also said the bill could automatically classify new projects as securities, giving them a relative advantage over existing projects, while disregarding regulatory frameworks in Europe such as MiCA and in regions including Singapore and Japan, which could lead to international standards being incompatible. (Source: ODAILY)

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