The CLARITY Act was passed by a 15:9 vote in the Senate Banking Committee on May 14th, focusing on clarifying the regulatory division of labor between the SEC and CFTC: assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum that are "fully decentralized" are classified as digital commodities and regulated by the CFTC, while others with investment contract attributes fall under SEC regulation. The bill also includes provisions banning federal aid to the crypto industry. Stimulated by this positive news, BTC broke through 82,000 USDT. Reactions are divided: the crypto industry (Coinbase, a16z, etc.) supports it strongly, while traditional finance, banks, and labor organizations oppose it, and the White House is actively promoting negotiations. The bill still needs to be voted on by the full Senate, reviewed by the House of Representatives, and signed by the President. If ultimately enacted, it will accelerate institutional entry, promote industry consolidation and centralization, and set a global regulatory example. Overall, regulatory clarity is a key turning point for the industry's maturity, but short-term market volatility risks still remain. #Polymarket每日热点