Lummis's statement about 2030 is not to scare people; the legislative window indeed doesn't wait, but how will the two big mountains—the anti-money laundering provisions and Trump's holdings—be moved?

CryptoWorld News reports that, according to The Block, White House cryptocurrency advisor Patrick Witt stated at a blockchain association event that the "Clear Act" aims to support regulation and enforcement, responding to concerns from law enforcement agencies that it weakens the ability to combat financial crimes. Senator Lummis warned that if the bill is not passed this year, it may have to wait until 2030 to be reconsidered. The bill faces obstacles such as disputes over anti-money laundering provisions, whether BRCA exempts non-custodial developer fund transfers, and conflicts of interest involving Trump's crypto investments. Democratic Senator Cortez Masto voted against it last month, saying it hampers the tracking of illegal funds.