Why are banks afraid of CLARITY? Because young people have finally realized that money can "work for itself."

What is the biggest business secret of modern banks?
It's not interest rates,
but "user habits."
Many people keep their money in banks,
not because of high returns,
but because it's "the default."
But the CLARITY bill is now challenging this default logic.
Especially the "member rewards" mechanism,
which almost tells users:
"Your funds,
can actually be more proactive."
This may seem insignificant,
but it is extremely dangerous.
Because in the financial world, what is most valuable,
has never been the product,
but the duration of fund retention.
And the strongest aspect of on-chain finance is:
it is re-taking the right to retain user funds.
This is also why banks suddenly oppose collectively.
Because they are beginning to realize:
the real issue is not how much Bitcoin rises,
but that young people may need banks less and less.
And once CLARITY advances,
the entire market will start to undergo structural changes:
faster capital flow;
larger stablecoin scale;
more widespread on-chain yield products.
By then,
traditional banks may feel for the first time:
"Turns out the tech industry can also steal the financial pie."#Gate广场五月交易分享