Açıklık Yasası üzerinde aylarca süren çalışmalar nasıl başarısızlıkla sonuçlandı?

Açıklık Yasası üzerinde aylarca süren çalışmalar nasıl başarısızlıkla sonuçlandı?

Özet: Kripto piyasasında önemli gelişmeler yaşanıyor.

The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act was always doomed to fail.

The bill faced an uphill battle from launch; numerous political, policy and social factors would have needed to fall into place for it to succeed.

In the end, a variety of issues combined to continually decrease the odds of its passage over the past year.

Ultimately, the bill saw bipartisan opposition when it hit the Senate floor for a key make-or-break procedural vote earlier this month, and its future is now in limbo.

According to interviews conducted with more than a dozen industry participants and legislative aides over the past 10 days — some of whom spoke on condition of anonymity so they could talk candidly about this fraught process — a confluence of factors killed the Clarity Act.

The Senate ignored the House of Representatives’ own Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which had passed with a massive bipartisan vote; the Senate version was constructed in a piecemeal fashion; U.S.

President Donald Trump and his White House complicated the negotiations; the crypto industry conducted a scattershot engagement with lawmakers throughout the process; Democrats rejected an ethics deal they felt fell short of their demands; and time was not on lawmakers’ side as they headed into a midterm election.

The result is that, despite a massive campaign and lobbying operation that resulted in “the most pro-crypto Congress in history” after the 2024 election and the passage of a key stablecoin bill last year, the crypto industry’s top priority for legislation — market structure reform — remains out of reach.

The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act was aimed at clearly defining how the industry’s two main regulators, the U.S.

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