🚨 Is crypto regulation going to be implemented? But the probability is only 30%! The resistance behind it is actually quite strong…

On April 11, Ron Hammond, Wintermute’s policy chief, said:
Although there has been more and more discussion of crypto regulation in **Washington lately**, **the chance that the "Clarity Act" will actually pass in 2026 is only about 30%**.
The core goal of this bill is actually very clear 👇
📜 Redefining the crypto regulatory framework in the Beautiful Country
Clarifying the regulatory responsibilities of the SEC and CFTC
Building a clearer set of rules framework for the crypto market
It sounds like good news, but the reality isn’t that simple.
📊 Where does the biggest resistance come from?
Hammond said outright: The traditional banking system is one of the biggest opposing forces.
The controversy mainly centers on one issue:
💰 Can stablecoins actually provide yield?
A previously proposed “yield compromise plan” (letting stablecoins provide some returns)
👉 was declared a failure about two weeks ago.
📈 What does this mean for the crypto market?
Good news:
✅ More regulatory discussions mean the crypto industry can no longer be ignored
✅ Once the rules are clear, it will be easier for large institutional funds to enter the market
What to watch out for:
⚠️ Regulatory uncertainty is still very high
⚠️ Conflicts of interest between banks and the crypto industry may continue in the long term
💡 My core view:
The real game in the crypto industry isn’t technology—it’s the redistribution of financial power.
Banks, regulators, and crypto companies,
are all competing for the right to shape the future of digital finance.
🌱 Here’s an investment takeaway to share with you:
Every financial revolution first has to go through resistance, and only then reaches consensus.
Blockchain is the same.
When rules are still being debated, the industry is often in its most critical stage of development. 🚀#Gate上线Pre-IPOs #原油小幅上涨 #Gate广场四月发帖挑战 #易理华成立AI基金OpenXLabs $RAVE