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US crypto regulation and the future of the Clarity Act

The story centers on U.S. crypto regulation progressing whether the Clarity Act passes or fails. The platform CEO said the Clarity Act “is right on the finish line” and noted that the rest of the G20 already have similar legislation live, arguing it’s time for the U.S. The company’s VP of U.S. Policy warned regulators are “at the starting gate” and ready to execute on crypto market structure, so they will act with or without the Clarity Act. The narrative frames parallel paths: congressional legislation versus regulatory execution, with outcomes hinging on the Act’s fate and ongoing regulator readiness.

Regulatory fallback plan disclosed

Coinbase announced it has a formal backup plan should the Crypto Clarity Act fail in the Senate. The CFO said that if the Act does not pass, the company believes it can pursue a path via the SEC and the CFTC to bring new products and services to market, indicating the firm expects to leverage agency processes as an alternative route.

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