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US Digital Asset Market Clarity Act

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2026-07-30 04:35 UTC → 2026-07-31 07:35 UTC · added removed

In late July 2026, major a coalition of leading U.S. investment firms—including BlackRock, firms—BlackRock, Fidelity, Franklin Templeton, Goldman Sachs, Sachs and SoFi—publicly endorsed SoFi—renewed their call for Congress to enact the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, urging Congress to establish arguing that clear jurisdiction for crypto assets between the SEC and CFTC. The first snapshot noted the act’s potential to boost investor protection CFTC would protect investors and U.S. competitiveness amid volatile keep the United States competitive as Bitcoin prices volatility and a pending Federal Reserve decision, while the policy decisions loom. The Senate delayed postponed a vote beyond its summer recess. Two days later, the same coalition reiterated its support, emphasizing the need for regulatory certainty and highlighting ongoing tensions in the broader financial sector, such as JPMorgan’s dispute with Coinbase over stable‑coin rules. The second snapshot added a A parallel development: development saw the Bank of Russia released publish a draft framework for cryptocurrency custody and registration, signaling custody, creating a move toward aligning its crypto market new class of “digital depositaries” with traditional finance standards. Together, the snapshots show sustained backing from Wall Street capital requirements of 50‑250 million roubles and outlining oversight for the Clarity Act despite legislative delays, exchanges and place issuers, in preparation for a broader crypto law expected in September. On July 30, JPMorgan warned that each day the Act’s passage is delayed increases risk to the U.S. effort within crypto ecosystem, potentially channeling tokenization and blockchain projects into traditional finance rather than fostering public networks. The firm cited recent market activity—CFTC‑approved perpetual futures and a wider international context $400 million stake in Crypto.com—as evidence of emerging crypto regulations. growing institutional interest. Despite bipartisan House backing, Senate leader John Thune signaled no vote before the chamber reconvenes on Aug 7, and a fall vote appears unlikely given the midterm election calendar.

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  1. 2026-07-31 07:35 UTC US Digital Asset Market Clarity Act
  2. 2026-07-30 04:35 UTC US Digital Asset Market Clarity Act

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