Galaxy Digital Head of Research Alex Thorn stated that even if the US CLARITY Act ultimately fails to pass, the crypto industry will still obtain "most of what it wants" over the next approximately 2.5 years through administrative guidance and rulemaking by regulatory bodies such as the SEC and CFTC. He believes that pushing for the passage of the CLARITY Act would still benefit innovation, investor protection, and solidify US dominance in the crypto space, but even if the bill fails, the medium-term downside risk has already been limited.

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PlayfulAndCheerfulSunflower
· 3h ago
2.5-year window period, enough for projects to get ahead of compliance framework, regulatory arbitrage space remains.
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OpcodePoet
· 4h ago
Administrative guidance is indeed much faster than legislation; 2.5 years is enough to complete one cycle.
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SolitaryLampInTheSilentSea
· 4h ago
If the CLARITY Act falls through, the industry won't be left completely exposed; at least the SEC's guidance can temporarily patch things up.
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Neon-LitStreetsAfterTheRain
· 4h ago
Alex's words sound like giving the market a precautionary warning—even if the bill fails, there is a fallback.
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