
Armstrong: CLARITY Act failed, but clear rules will come without Congress
- —Armstrong called the failure of the CLARITY Act in the Senate a disappointment
- —According to him, the SEC and CFTC can introduce rules without Congress
- —The GENIUS Act is already in effect and more leniently regulates stablecoin rewards
- —Armstrong suggested that refusing concessions in the CLARITY Act was for the best
Why it matters: A signal that the largest US exchange is not waiting for lawmakers and is betting on regulators — reducing uncertainty for the market.
Source: ChainCatcher 链捕手
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