America has finally figured it out: instead of banning encryption, it's better to turn it into a weapon for the dollar

In the past few years, America's attitude towards encryption has been very much like "love and hate."
On one hand, they conduct frantic investigations; on the other, they secretly lay out plans.
Now, with the advancement of the CLARITY Act, it’s essentially the first public acknowledgment:
Encryption can no longer be eradicated.
Since they can't beat it, they might as well incorporate it.
The biggest strategic behind this is actually the dollar.
Many people haven't realized that stablecoins have become America's new "financial export tool."
In the past, dollar internationalization relied on the banking system;
Now, it depends on blockchain.
An Argentine youth might not have an American bank card, but they might have a USDT wallet.
This is the future America truly sees.
Why are banks fighting so hard?
Because they realize they might be shifting from the "financial core" to "back-end infrastructure."
Previously, capital flows had to go through banks;
In the future, they might be completed directly on the chain.
If the CLARITY Act passes, it will give the US crypto industry its first comprehensive regulatory framework.
And once regulation is clear, institutional funds will flow in much faster.
Because what capital markets fear most is not risk, but uncertainty.
The most interesting part is:
America used to worry that crypto threatened the dollar;
Now, they are beginning to see that crypto might be the dollar’s new lifeline.
So, this legislative battle seems to be a war within the crypto industry, but in reality, it’s a contest for future financial dominance.
In the next few years, you might see a very surreal scene:
Wall Street banks, criticizing crypto on one hand;
While secretly expanding their on-chain businesses on the other.
Because in times of change, the greatest danger is not making mistakes, but "missing out."#CLARITY法案推进受阻