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“can’t support the bill as written.”

BREAKING: Brian Armstrong pulls support for the CLARITY Act, citing DeFi privacy, tokenized equities, stablecoin rewards, and SEC–CFTC balance.

That’s not a surprise.

Those are the exact fault lines:

• DeFi privacy → control tests + application-layer AML

• Tokenized equities → economic equivalence in “network token” design

• Stablecoin rewards → amendment risk + delegated discretion

• SEC–CFTC balance → authority on paper vs. rulemaking in practice

This isn’t about whether crypto gets regulated anymore. It’s about where discretion lives once the statute runs out.

📌 The CLARITY Act’s “Known Unknowns” — Part I

Just published:The CLARITY Act’s “Known Unknowns” — Part I: The Fault Lines

The U.S. finally has a full crypto market-structure bill on the table. What it doesn’t have yet is certainty.

This issue maps where the CLARITY Act draws real legal boundaries — and where discretion, rulemaking, and enforcement still decide outcomes. Not a summary.…

Jan 14
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