# Пов'язані статті щодо Market Structure

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Democrats reject GOP's 'final' offer on CLARITY, will submit counterproposal — Politico

According to Politico, Senate Democrats working on cryptocurrency market structure legislation are preparing a counterproposal in response to the latest revised version of the CLARITY Act text. This comes despite Republicans labeling their revised text, released on Sunday, as their "last, best, and final offer" to Democrats. The Democrats working on the bill met on Monday in Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's office. Some Democrats reportedly remain dissatisfied with the provisions concerning ethics in the crypto industry within the latest draft. Senator Mark Warner confirmed to Politico that the Democrats are sending a counterproposal. This counteroffer will be submitted ahead of a crucial procedural vote in the Senate on Tuesday. This vote will determine whether the Senate can advance the bill for full floor consideration.

cryptonews.ruВчора 05:33

Democrats reject GOP's 'final' offer on CLARITY, will submit counterproposal — Politico

cryptonews.ruВчора 05:33

Treasury Secretary Bessent urges CLARITY Act passage after Senate returns

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urged lawmakers to pass the Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act upon the Senate's return from recess. He warned that failure to pass the bill would send a troubling signal about U.S. leadership in digital assets. The act aims to create the first comprehensive U.S. regulatory framework for digital assets. This push follows the National Sheriffs' Association dropping its opposition to the bill. However, analyst Galaxy has significantly reduced the odds of the act's passage by 2026 from 75% to 10%. The bill cleared the Senate Banking Committee in May but faces Democratic and banking industry opposition over stablecoin yield provisions.

cointelegraph09/10 10:30

Treasury Secretary Bessent urges CLARITY Act passage after Senate returns

cointelegraph09/10 10:30

Republican Lawmakers Push: Will the Clarity Act Pass Next Week?

Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis is intensifying pressure on Democrats to pass the long-delayed crypto market structure bill, the Clarity Act, warning that a key procedural vote next week may be the last realistic chance for passage this decade. She argues that failure would stem from Democrats refusing to embrace a bipartisan bill that protects consumers, secures U.S. leadership in digital assets, and empowers law enforcement, instead seeking last-minute amendments that could grant regulators excessive power to stifle the industry. The bill aims to clarify regulatory jurisdiction by classifying digital assets as securities, commodities, or stablecoins. Key sticking points include whether stablecoin providers can offer customer yields—a major industry concern—and the scope of ethics provisions to prevent officials from profiting from crypto. While the White House supports the bill, Lummis places blame squarely on Democratic negotiators for demanding further changes, which she claims could enable future overreach. If the upcoming cloture vote fails, the legislation is likely to stall indefinitely amid the approaching election cycle, prolonging regulatory uncertainty for crypto firms. Lummis's public statements serve both as a final push for compromise and a preview of attributing potential failure to Democratic intransigence rather than substantive policy disagreements.

marsbit09/10 02:23

Republican Lawmakers Push: Will the Clarity Act Pass Next Week?

marsbit09/10 02:23

Robinhood Turned Off the Buy Button for AMC in 2021; In 2026, It Issues AMC Stock Tokens Infinitely

In 2021, Robinhood disabled buying for stocks like GameStop during the meme-stock frenzy. By 2026, it's issuing tokenized stocks on its own blockchain. This article analyzes the recent phenomenon where meme coins are now paired with these tokenized stocks (e.g., a $MEME coin paired with tokenized AMC). The core finding is that while meme coin buying can briefly push up the price of the underlying real stock via arbitrage, the mechanism is self-correcting. The authorized participant (AP) for these tokens can create unlimited new supply to meet demand, arbitraging away any premium. This "live float" prevents a sustained short squeeze, unlike the "fixed float" of 2021. The process generates real stock buys, but only as a transient shock, not a self-feeding spiral. The real value lies in the licensed issuance and redemption infrastructure, not the meme coins themselves. The article warns that counterfeit tokenized stocks, which are easy to create and indistinguishable from real ones in user interfaces, pose a major investor protection risk. Ultimately, these meme coins are more a bet on garnering a company's attention than a viable mechanism for engineering a short squeeze.

marsbit09/08 07:01

Robinhood Turned Off the Buy Button for AMC in 2021; In 2026, It Issues AMC Stock Tokens Infinitely

marsbit09/08 07:01

In 2021 Robinhood Turned Off the 'Buy' Button for AMC, and in 2026 It Infinitely Mints AMC Stock Tokens

In 2021, Robinhood disabled the buy button for AMC during the GameStop short squeeze, where a fixed share supply created a feedback loop. By 2026, a new dynamic emerged on the Robinhood Chain: meme coins like $MEME, denominated in tokenized stocks of companies like AMC, promised to drive short squeezes by forcing the authorized participant (AP) to buy underlying shares to maintain the peg. The article analyzes three such events involving AMC, Hims & Hers, and Farmmi. It finds that while meme coin buying did generate real stock purchases (e.g., ~$7.6M for AMC), a sustained squeeze is impossible due to the tokenization mechanism's built-in "negative feedback loop." When a token's price rises above the stock's, the AP creates new tokenized shares by buying the underlying stock, arbitraging away the premium and massively diluting the float (AMC's tokenized supply grew 19x in 72 hours). This transforms buying pressure into a transient "impact cost" that fades quickly, often within hours after markets open. Key conclusions: 1) The system's value lies in the regulated issuance/redemption channel, not the meme coins or platforms built on it. 2) The real speculative asset is a bet on corporate attention, not a leveraged equity position. 3) "Fake" tokenized stocks (clones with no backing) pose a significant regulatory risk. 4) The very feature that makes tokenized stocks robust infrastructure—a live, expandable supply—is what prevents a traditional short squeeze. The 2026 defense (unlimited issuance) proved more effective than the 2021 one (blocking buys).

marsbit09/07 12:52

In 2021 Robinhood Turned Off the 'Buy' Button for AMC, and in 2026 It Infinitely Mints AMC Stock Tokens

marsbit09/07 12:52

U.S. Senate Points to Risk of Cryptocurrency Law CLARITY Act Being Delayed for 4 Years

The US cryptocurrency market regulation bill, the CLARITY Act, faces a potential four-year delay if not passed soon, warned US Senator Cynthia Lummis. She argued that postponement until 2030 would harm the economy, costing jobs and investment. Lummis, a Republican supporter of the crypto industry and the bill, which is also backed by President Donald Trump, highlighted the urgency. The bill's passage has been stalled for over a year due to controversies. In early August, Democratic senators insisted on delaying the vote until fall, leading to White House accusations of sabotage. Democrats cite unresolved issues concerning stablecoin yields potentially drawing customers from traditional banks and concerns over Trump's $1.4 billion crypto-related earnings in 2025, posing a conflict of interest. Lawmakers return from recess in mid-September, but the November midterm elections could shift congressional priorities and further stall crypto legislation. In mid-August, the SEC proposed new crypto rules, but these are not a permanent substitute as they could be reversed by a future commission chair. According to Bitwise, favorable SEC rules might only last about 2.5 years. Traders on Polymarket now estimate only a 17% chance of the CLARITY Act passing this year, a sharp drop from over 80% in February and above 70% in May.

cryptonews.ru09/07 09:06

U.S. Senate Points to Risk of Cryptocurrency Law CLARITY Act Being Delayed for 4 Years

cryptonews.ru09/07 09:06

U.S. Law Enforcement Organization Takes 'Neutral' Position on CLARITY Act

The U.S. National Sheriffs' Association (NSA) has dropped its opposition to the pending crypto market structure bill, the Clarity Act, shifting its official stance to "neutral." In a letter to Senate leaders, the NSA stated that significant legislative and stakeholder work has addressed many legal and enforcement concerns, and it will now allow the legislative process to proceed. The NSA had previously opposed provisions that exempt crypto mixers from certain registration requirements, arguing they could hinder law enforcement's ability to trace illicit transactions and recover funds for victims. The Clarity Act, passed by the House in July 2025, has faced hurdles in the Senate despite committee approvals in 2026. Concerns remain over stablecoin yields, tokenized equities, and potential conflicts of interest involving former President Trump and his family. A procedural vote is scheduled for September 15. Meanwhile, U.S. regulators like the SEC and CFTC have indicated they will step in to regulate cryptocurrencies if Congress fails to pass the market structure legislation.

cryptonews.ru09/04 23:02

U.S. Law Enforcement Organization Takes 'Neutral' Position on CLARITY Act

cryptonews.ru09/04 23:02

US law enforcement group moves to ‘neutral’ position on CLARITY Act

The National Sheriffs’ Association (NSA) has shifted its stance on the Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act from opposition to neutral, citing extensive work by Congress and stakeholders. In a letter to Senate leaders, the law enforcement group stated it would step back to allow the legislative process to establish a regulatory framework. The NSA had previously opposed provisions exempting cryptocurrency mixers from registration, arguing they could hinder law enforcement's ability to trace transactions and recover funds. Passed by the House in 2025, the bill faces ongoing concerns in the Senate regarding stablecoins, tokenized equities, and potential conflicts of interest. Senate Majority Leader Thune has scheduled a cloture vote for September 15. Meanwhile, SEC and CFTC chairs, appointed by President Trump, have indicated their agencies will address crypto regulation if Congress fails to pass the bill.

cointelegraph09/04 17:15

US law enforcement group moves to ‘neutral’ position on CLARITY Act

cointelegraph09/04 17:15

Hyperliquid's Path to U.S. Compliance: From Permissionless to Permissioned HIP-3

Hyperliquid's evolution from a permissionless platform to a regulated one for the US market is its central narrative. Its core infrastructure, HyperCore, separates functions like trading, clearing, and brokerage in a modular, on-chain system. However, its permissionless, self-custody model conflicts with US regulations requiring registered exchanges (DCM), clearinghouses (DCO), and brokers (FCM). To address this, Hyperliquid has geoblocked the US and launched the Hyperliquid Policy Center (HPC) to advocate for regulatory modernization, allowing licensed entities to build compliant products on its infrastructure. The proposed solution involves HIP-3, a permissioned DEX framework on the testnet. This allows regulated deployers to list markets and whitelist KYC'd users, creating compliant order books. Crucially, liquidity can bridge between these and the native permissionless markets via market makers, preventing fragmentation. Features like direct account control ("PA" payload) mimic traditional broker authorities. The strategy aims to "onshore" Hyperliquid by enabling US firms to use its neutral infrastructure while fulfilling their regulatory duties, keeping the core protocol unchanged.

marsbit09/04 09:36

Hyperliquid's Path to U.S. Compliance: From Permissionless to Permissioned HIP-3

marsbit09/04 09:36

French Hill highlights CLARITY Act, with 15% probability of passage in 2026

The CLARITY Act (H.R. 3633), a U.S. bill to establish federal crypto market rules, faces low odds of becoming law in 2026, according to prediction markets. While the House has passed it, the bill's progress in the Senate is uncertain. Prediction markets on Polymarket gave it just a 15% chance of full enactment by year-end, despite public support from lawmakers like Rep. French Hill. A key procedural vote (cloture) is scheduled for September 15th, requiring 60 Senate votes to advance; failure would likely doom its 2026 prospects. Traders see a higher probability (30-50%) of similar legislation passing by 2027 or 2028. The revised bill addresses SEC/CFTC jurisdiction, consumer protection, and oversight of crypto intermediaries.

cryptonews.ru09/03 05:12

French Hill highlights CLARITY Act, with 15% probability of passage in 2026

cryptonews.ru09/03 05:12

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