# Пов'язані статті щодо Clarity

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"Transparency" Act Will Not Save U.S. Treasury Market, Analyst Warns

An analyst warns that the proposed "Digital Asset Market Clarity Act" will not save the U.S. Treasury bond market. While some proponents believe the legislation would enable stablecoins to boost demand for U.S. debt, investment manager Lawrence Lepard argues this is a misconception. He notes the total market cap of stablecoins (primarily backed by Treasuries held by firms like Circle and Tether) is around $255 billion and has stabilized, which is insufficient against the trillions in debt the Treasury must refinance annually. He estimates stablecoins would cover only about 3% of the needed funding. Most analysts agree clear regulations would increase stablecoin demand, but Lepard contends expecting it to significantly offset declining foreign investor demand—down from 57% post-financial crisis to 32% in 2025—is unrealistic. However, figures like Coinbase's Fariar Shizarad stress that dollar-pegged stablecoins could convert global digital dollar demand into Treasury demand, which is needed across the yield curve.

cryptonews.ru12 год тому

"Transparency" Act Will Not Save U.S. Treasury Market, Analyst Warns

cryptonews.ru12 год тому

Bitcoin price rises above $71,000, updating its highest level since the start of summer

The price of Bitcoin (BTC) continued to rise, reaching $71.7 thousand for the first time since June 1st. Over the past 24 hours, the price of the leading cryptocurrency has increased by approximately 11%. Liquidations on cryptocurrency exchanges in the last day have already exceeded $3.3 billion, placing this period in the top 10 largest daily forced closures in the history of the crypto market, according to Coinglass. The total market capitalization grew by 9.9%, returning to $2.41 trillion, also for the first time since early summer. Trading volume for cryptocurrencies in the last 24 hours reached $138 billion, compared to a range of $20–60 billion during the first half of August. The market growth began the previous evening following new statements from US President Donald Trump regarding cryptocurrencies. He stated that Congress needs to "take the next step" by approving the CLARITY Act market bill and instructed regulators to work on the entry of the Hyperliquid exchange into the US market. Following these statements, the Hyperliquid (HYPE) token rose to $72 (up 23% daily), nearly reaching its historical high. It is currently trading 6% below the peak of $76.85 set in June.

cryptonews.ru08/20 09:38

Bitcoin price rises above $71,000, updating its highest level since the start of summer

cryptonews.ru08/20 09:38

SEC Proposal a ‘Significant’ Step Forward From ‘Ill-Suited’ Crypto Rules: Commissioner Peirce

A U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) commissioner, Hester M. Peirce, has called a new SEC proposal a significant improvement over what she termed a "misfit" set of crypto rules. Peirce stated that a whole generation has struggled due to the SEC's insistence on applying unsuitable regulations to cryptocurrencies, but the new proposal moves toward "clear, sensible, and enforceable rules for crypto offerings." SEC Chairman Paul S. Atkins also welcomed the initiative, noting in a separate statement that the agency's previous enforcement-heavy approach had driven investment overseas, limiting investor protections domestically. The proposal, announced on Tuesday, outlines new rules aimed at creating a clear and purposeful framework for certain investment contracts involving crypto assets, designed to allow organizations to raise capital while protecting investors. This move comes shortly after the U.S. Senate failed to advance the comprehensive Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act. Atkins had previously stated the SEC was prepared to develop rules for digital assets if the Senate could not pass the CLARITY Act. Meanwhile, Galaxy Digital has lowered its estimated odds of the CLARITY Act passing by 2026 to just 10%, citing numerous unresolved policy questions and the Senate's limited time—only about two to three weeks after reconvening on September 14—to pass it.

cryptonews.ru08/19 14:05

SEC Proposal a ‘Significant’ Step Forward From ‘Ill-Suited’ Crypto Rules: Commissioner Peirce

cryptonews.ru08/19 14:05

Galaxy Reduces the Probability of CLARITY Act Passing to 10%

Galaxy Digital has slashed its odds for the U.S. Stablecoin Clarity Act (CLARITY) passing in 2026 to just 10%, down from 75% in May. According to Galaxy's Head of Firmwide Research, Alex Thorn, unresolved political issues—including ethics rules for officials involved in the crypto industry and banking sector pushback over stablecoin yield provisions—pose significant hurdles. With the Senate reconvening on September 14th, there will only be about two to three weeks for passage. Thorn warns the bill would need to dominate the entire legislative session to succeed, especially if an initial procedural vote isn't held immediately upon lawmakers' return. The CLARITY Act, which aims to establish the first U.S. regulatory framework for digital assets, cleared the Senate Banking Committee in May but faces opposition from most Democrats and banks. They argue it would let crypto companies offer yields on stablecoins without meeting the same requirements as banks. Despite a June push from over 200 crypto firms and organizations urging its passage, the legislation's prospects have dramatically diminished.

cryptonews.ru08/15 12:44

Galaxy Reduces the Probability of CLARITY Act Passing to 10%

cryptonews.ru08/15 12:44

Galaxy lowers CLARITY Act odds to 10%

Galaxy Digital has reduced its estimate for the passage of the Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act in 2026 to just 10%, citing significant unresolved political issues and a tight Senate schedule. According to the firm's research head Alex Thorn, the Senate, reconvening in September, would have only about two to three weeks to pass the bill, requiring it to dominate nearly the entire session. Key hurdles include debates over ethics rules for government officials in crypto and banking industry pushback against stablecoin yield provisions. Galaxy has progressively lowered its odds from 75% in May. The CLARITY Act, which aims to create the first U.S. regulatory framework for digital assets, passed a Senate committee in May but faces opposition from most Democrats and banks who argue it gives crypto firms an unfair advantage.

cointelegraph08/15 08:50

Galaxy lowers CLARITY Act odds to 10%

cointelegraph08/15 08:50

LATEST NEWS: Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Unveils Extensive Plans in the Cryptocurrency Sphere After Clarity Act Failure!

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is preparing to announce significant new regulatory plans for crypto assets following delays in Congress on the broader CLARITY Act. According to its official calendar, the SEC will hold an open meeting on August 14, 2026, to consider proposing rules that would establish a registration framework for securities offerings tied to certain crypto assets. This initiative aims to create a clearer regulatory structure for how these assets are issued in capital markets. The move comes as the Senate has postponed a critical vote on the comprehensive CLARITY Act until at least September 15, 2026, due to ongoing partisan disagreements over issues including ethics, anti-money laundering provisions, and stablecoin yields.

cryptonews.ru08/11 20:01

LATEST NEWS: Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Unveils Extensive Plans in the Cryptocurrency Sphere After Clarity Act Failure!

cryptonews.ru08/11 20:01

Following Senate delay, crypto bill has a narrow window to become law

The Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act faces a narrow 36-day window to become law upon the US Senate's return in September, having been delayed by a month-long recess. After House passage over a year ago, the bill encountered government shutdowns, industry pushback, and Democratic opposition linking it to former President Trump's crypto ties. Key unresolved provisions include ethics language and stablecoin reward restrictions. If a September cloture vote succeeds, lawmakers have only days to finalize the bill before a pre-election recess. Post-November elections could further complicate its passage. With legislation uncertain, financial regulators like the SEC and CFTC have signaled readiness to implement their own crypto rules if Congress fails to act.

cointelegraph08/11 19:56

Following Senate delay, crypto bill has a narrow window to become law

cointelegraph08/11 19:56

White House Pledges to Get CLARITY Across the 'Finish Line' in September

The White House remains committed to passing the CLARITY Act in September, despite the Senate's postponement of consideration until after the August recess, according to a senior advisor. Patrick Witt, Executive Director of the President's Council of Advisors on Digital Assets, stated the administration will continue negotiations with Democrats "through the September vote," adding that "we also cannot wait forever." The Senate is expected to hold a cloture vote in mid-September, a procedural step requiring 60 votes to bring CLARITY to a final vote. The CLARITY Act aims to establish federal rules for the digital asset market, including criteria for classifying crypto tokens as securities or commodities and regulations for trading platforms. Several contentious issues remain unresolved ahead of the vote. Senate lawmakers have not yet announced decisions on Democratic demands to tighten ethics rules for crypto projects connected to former President Trump. Additionally, banking groups are seeking changes to rules that could allow companies to pay rewards to stablecoin holders.

cryptonews.ru08/11 11:23

White House Pledges to Get CLARITY Across the 'Finish Line' in September

cryptonews.ru08/11 11:23

Crypto Supporters Call Delay in CLARITY Vote 'Disappointing'

Cryptocurrency supporters and industry representatives have criticized the US Senate for postponing until September a vote on the Clarity for Digital Assets Act (CLARITY Act). The delay, which occurred just 50 days before the 2026 midterm elections, has reduced the bill's chances of passage, requiring support from 60 senators. Key figures, including Senator Cynthia Lummis and Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, expressed disappointment but vowed to continue pushing for the bill. Industry concerns contrast with banking sector warnings that the bill, in its current form, could disadvantage smaller banks by allowing stablecoin issuers to pay interest. Despite the legislative delay, prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket still assign a high probability to a Senate vote before October 1st and a moderate chance of the bill becoming law this year. The bill, passed by the House over a year ago, would need House re-approval after any Senate changes before going to President Trump.

cryptonews.ru08/10 19:54

Crypto Supporters Call Delay in CLARITY Vote 'Disappointing'

cryptonews.ru08/10 19:54

‘Disappointing’ — crypto advocates react to delay in CLARITY vote

The Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act's Senate cloture vote has been delayed until September, disappointing crypto industry advocates who see the postponement as reducing the bill's chances of passing before the 2026 midterm elections. The Senate's inaction before its recess frustrated supporters like Senator Cynthia Lummis. While figures such as Coinbase's CEO remain hopeful for September, banking critics argue the bill creates unfair advantages. Despite the setback, prediction markets still show some users betting on the legislation passing this year, though it would require further votes in the House and the President's signature to become law.

cointelegraph08/10 17:16

‘Disappointing’ — crypto advocates react to delay in CLARITY vote

cointelegraph08/10 17:16

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