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U.S. crypto regulation may keep moving even after the CLARITY Act stalled in the Senate.


Former CFTC Chair Christopher Giancarlo told Eleanor Terrett that the setback does not necessarily stop regulatory progress.
He pointed to SEC Chair Paul Atkins and CFTC Chair Michael Selig as key figures who could continue developing regulatory frameworks through their agencies.
The bigger question now is how much progress regulators can make while Congress works on legislation.
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L2Surfer
18 minutes ago
Giancarlo is being quite candid: institutions can indeed move first, but Congress dragging things out always leaves people uneasy.
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IchimokuCloud
24 minutes ago
Can the CFTC and SEC coordinate effectively? Their past turf battles are still fresh in everyone’s memory.
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CrossChainPostman
25 minutes ago
First Review
The SEC’s style has clearly changed since the leadership change. Atkins isn’t the type to sue right away—let’s wait and see how he sets the tone.
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