2026-01-03 03:55:21

A senior executive from a leading compliant platform recently discussed an interesting phenomenon — the progress of the 《Digital Asset Market Clarity Act》 (CLARITY Act) is indeed slow. But this is understandable, after all, it involves the fundamental legal framework of the crypto market, with a complexity far beyond the previously passed 《GENIUS Act》 stablecoin bill.

The executive's judgment is quite worth pondering: the global regulatory environment is heating up, coupled with increasing pressure for American talent to flow overseas. These factors combined could become the driving force behind substantial progress on the bill by 2026. In other words, external pressures faced by regulators are growing, and the space to shelve such critical legislation is shrinking.

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PretendingSerious

· 11h ago

Will there be progress only by 2026? That might have to wait until the Year of the Monkey and Horse --- Honestly, CLARITY has been delayed for too long, it feels like it will never come around --- Talent is really fleeing overseas, and if the US doesn't take serious action, they'll suffer --- Regulators only act when they're pushed to the limit? This tactic feels a bit familiar --- Instead of waiting for legislation, it's better to see who can actually run away first --- Global warming is real, but the slow progress of CLARITY might not just be due to complexity --- 2026? I bet five cents this will be delayed again

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TaxEvader

· 01-03 04:25

2026, huh? Another distant deadline. Honestly, I'm tired of hearing this rhetoric. If regulatory authorities are really pushed to the brink, then we might have a chance. It's normal that CLARITY isn't as fast as GENIUS; after all, changing the game rules takes time. Talent moving overseas, the US should be the one to worry about, haha. Wait, can pressure really push things forward? I doubt it. Forget 2026, let's first clarify what's happening now. If it's about compliance, why are there so many bills stacked up? They just haven't figured it out yet.

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TradFiRefugee

· 01-03 04:25

2026? Probably have to wait again, these people just love to flake out. Regulation is like that, can't rush it. Anyway, the talent has already moved out. It's normal for the CLARITY Act to stall; the issues are a hundred times more complex than stablecoins. External pressure is significant, but the turnaround still follows the usual bureaucratic procedures. Don't be too optimistic. If it really comes down to 2026 and they have to make some moves, we'll see then.

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MEVSandwichMaker

· 01-03 04:15

2026? That's a bit far away. Where will BTC have gone by then?

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AirdropHunterXM

· 01-03 04:11

2026？Man, that's way too optimistic. I bet five stablecoins won't even pass. --- The name CLARITY Act is really well-chosen. Honestly, it's just a bunch of nonsense; regulation is just trying to block us. --- Talent fleeing overseas is really heartbreaking. If the US doesn't take action soon, it's all over. --- Waiting until 2026? Fine, by then the crypto scene will have a new landscape, and the bill won't keep up with the pace. --- Basically, regulation is still fighting internally. CLARITY and GENIUS are at each other's throats. --- Listening to these executives' words is just for fun. When they actually take action, then we’ll talk. For now, it's all talk. --- External pressure is high? I think it's mainly exchanges and VCs pushing, they are the real players. --- Is the bill complicated? Isn't it just about how to cut the leeks? No matter how nicely it's packaged, it's still the same. --- Regulated platforms speak differently; they stand there overlooking everyone. --- What will stablecoins look like in 2026? They won't be able to keep up.

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SudoRm-RfWallet/

· 01-03 04:09

Will it pass in 2026? I feel like it's going to be delayed again.

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RetroHodler91

· 01-03 04:08

Wait until 2026? This pace is really incredible. The regulatory authorities probably won't slack off again. --- To put it simply, if the US doesn't take action, talent and capital will all move overseas, and that's when it will really be tough. --- The name CLARITY Act sounds complicated, probably more than twice as difficult as the stablecoin bill. --- External pressure is significant, but legislation is a meticulous process; rushing is not the way. --- So, you're saying that regulation is actually being forced? Then we need to hurry up.

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NotSatoshi

· 01-03 04:05

Really? It won't be pushed until 2026? Then how long do we have to wait now... Industry talent has already gone overseas, and the regulators are getting anxious. This tactic is a bit like a nesting doll. --- CLARITY Act is so complicated, no wonder it's stuck. The stablecoin bill was complicated enough back then. --- External pressure is what drives legislation... Basically, it's all about being forced. The regulatory body's reaction speed is truly remarkable. --- Wait, does this mean that once the stablecoin is settled, CLARITY won't be far behind? It still sounds a bit unbelievable. --- The talent outflow is really a sword hanging over our necks. If we don't push, we still have to push. The US side is truly anxious. --- 2026... So what are these compliant platforms doing now? Just waiting for the bill to pass? --- The term "cumulative factors" is well used. It basically means that various pressures come together, forcing regulators to take action.

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