
CFTC chief says 'we go to war with the statute we've got' as CLARITY Act stalls
- —CLARITY Act failed in the Senate; Polymarket odds of passage fell to 5%
- —Selig: 'we go to war with the statute we've got'
- —CFTC updated tokenization FAQ and allowed blockchain-based record keeping
- —Lummis: Democrats voted no despite consumer-protection disclosure clause
Why it matters: The CFTC is positioning itself as the main US crypto regulator without new legislation, making rules tougher and less predictable for the industry.
Source: AMBCrypto
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