Once the CLARITY Act passes, the first thing to disappear in the crypto world might be the "Shiba Inu myth."

Many people think that after the bill passes, the market will enter a super bull run.
But the reality might not be that simple.
What the CLARITY Act truly brings is the "regulatory era."
What does that mean?
In the past, issuing tokens just required a white paper;
in the future, it might require licenses, audits, and disclosures.
Previously, meme projects could double in value in a day;
in the future, they may increasingly resemble legitimate financial products.
Short-term traders might find it boring, but institutions will be very excited.
Because they can finally enter the market in a "compliant way."
This is also why the banking industry is now voicing strong opposition.
They’re not afraid of MEME coins;
they’re afraid of "compliant on-chain finance."
Because once stablecoins, on-chain payments, and digital asset custody are fully legalized,
many traditional banking services will be redefined.
In the future, young people might not even need bank cards, only on-chain wallets.
Salaries paid directly in stablecoins;
shopping by scanning QR codes;
wealth management with on-chain yields.
The middle layers of banks will be continuously squeezed.
Therefore, the essence of the CLARITY Act is not just crypto regulation, but an upgrade of the financial system.
The U.S. is actually betting now:
either actively embrace on-chain finance;
or be left behind by global financial innovation.
And why is the market excited in advance?
Because capital loves certainty.
In the past, the biggest enemy of crypto wasn’t bear markets, but the risk of being "cut off at any moment."
Once rules become clear, the valuation logic of the entire industry will change.
The crypto market may gradually shift from a "casino model" to a "Wall Street model."
And the real big money often comes in during this stage. #CLARITY法案推进受阻