Industry perspective on token regulation: The Clarity Act has become bloated with too many provisions. Various lobbying groups keep pushing their own agendas into the bill, turning a focused piece of legislation into something overly complex. The core purpose should remain straightforward—establishing a clear classification framework for blockchain tokens. That's what matters most to the ecosystem. However, what's gotten lost is that the industry consensus centers on token classification standards, not tangential issues like Treasury yields. Adding unrelated provisions dilutes the bill's effectiveness and creates unnecessary friction. Sometimes less is more when it comes to legislation.
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New_Ser_Ngmi
· 3h ago
It's the same old trick again, lobbying groups get involved and the bill gets scrapped.
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DoomCanister
· 3h ago
The bill has been messed up again; these lobbying groups are really outrageous.
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PonziWhisperer
· 3h ago
Really, a bill gets messed up because of these lobbying groups; everyone wants to sneak their own interests in.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 3h ago
Basically, the bill has been messed up, with a bunch of lawmakers having their own little tricks.
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AirdropHunter420
· 3h ago
Well said, that's exactly the point. Once lobbying groups get involved, everything gets messed up.
Less is more—this phrase really should be posted on the regulatory agency's office wall.
Here we go again, the bill hasn't even been released yet, and it's already completely different. This batch of talent is truly outrageous.
A clear token classification framework is all that's needed; who cares about all those messy clauses?
Honestly, if this continues, the Clarity Act will turn into the Chaos Act, and the problems will only multiply.
Industry perspective on token regulation: The Clarity Act has become bloated with too many provisions. Various lobbying groups keep pushing their own agendas into the bill, turning a focused piece of legislation into something overly complex. The core purpose should remain straightforward—establishing a clear classification framework for blockchain tokens. That's what matters most to the ecosystem. However, what's gotten lost is that the industry consensus centers on token classification standards, not tangential issues like Treasury yields. Adding unrelated provisions dilutes the bill's effectiveness and creates unnecessary friction. Sometimes less is more when it comes to legislation.