The Digital Assets industry is better off moving forward with supportive rules from the SEC, CFTC, Treasury, and banking regulators than accepting the restrictions in the final CLARITY compromise.

Sep 19, 2026 · 9:46 PM UTC

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Agreed—better supportive rules than a bad compromise. You and @MattSevenich are top tier follows.
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damn straight. fuck the comrpomise, full speed ahead.
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The regulatory path now matters more than ever.
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sec and "supportive" in the same sentence? what a timeline
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Saylor’s argument reflects the post CLARITY regulatory debate. @DigiMaaya is watching how agency led rules from U.S. regulators shape digital asset innovation.
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random but @arctionapp 5 minute round: calls close at 3 minutes, 2 minutes of stress, then paid instantly. then again
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One thing that shapes that trade-off is timing. Agency rules arrive in stages. The SEC proposal is open for comment until 20 October, while the CFTC package is still listed at prerule, so a proposed rule and its own comment period still have to follow. A statute sets the line in one step. Rules get there as well, but the version that binds is the last one, not the first.
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FUK THE SENATE.... WORTHLESS WITH RINO SCUMBAG JOHN THUNE.... STUPIDITY
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The Dems and the banks that fund them have scored an own goal. Crypto doesn’t need the Clarity Act, the US does.
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Agreed! This strengthens future negotiations I believe the future clarity act will have far more favourable terms and the banking regulators have shot themselves in the foot!
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The next generation of credit cards: The "Trust Me" edition 💳😭
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Replying to @Strategy @saylor
Well said !
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Made with AI
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Clear rules and room to innovate can go hand in hand. 🌍 Exciting to see how the digital asset space continues to evolve.
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Hopefully this is just the tip of the iceberg in reducing regulatory overreach and moving America in the RIGHT direction in the digital signature frontier. Financial Freedom is 💯 EQUAL to our God Given Right to Freedom of Speech. LFG 🚀🇺🇸
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Everything happens for a reason
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BOA & Chase bank wants to crush you You must crush BOA & Chase bank
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Congress stalled, regulators kept shipping.
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The problem is every single compromise that was put into the clarity offer now it’s on the table. Any new negotiations are gonna start from there
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Nice
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Replying to @Strategy @saylor
Agreed
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SEC, CFTC, Treasury, and banking regulators overriding Congress in real time.
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Does it hinder your Ponzi scheme?
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not sponsored, just using it, called red on @arctionapp when 85% of the pool was green. it went red. paid 3x
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