With CLARITY stalled, I expect the SEC, CFTC, and Treasury to advance rules under existing law, banks to expand Bitcoin custody and loans against it, and more capital to favor Bitcoin and digital credit. GENIUS supports stablecoin adoption. Progress need not wait for Congress.

Sep 16, 2026 · 11:25 AM UTC

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Congress is the LAST place you should go for progress. When do we start DEEP investigations into every single public servant?
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What you need to know
“This one stings,” said @bgarlinghouse, CEO of Ripple. The CLARITY Act failed to advance in the Senate yesterday. Crypto companies need Washington to write the rules for them. Bitcoin never did. Crypto goes to Washington asking for permission. Bitcoin doesn’t need it. And every time the market understands that a little better, Bitcoin gets stronger. In today's OUTSIDE MONEY
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Custody is only the first step. When banks can lend against Bitcoin without forcing a sale, it becomes productive collateral. That changes Bitcoin from an asset institutions hold into one they can use.
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You can't stop the steady march of progress. Bitcoin and crypto are the future and the future arrives faster than you'd think.
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still bullish on my $CASHCAT you?
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Infrastructure gets built quietly while the headlines wait on a vote.
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Its strategy 👍🏻
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brian kind of said this already but yes crypto will keep moving forward no matter how much some senators think they are heroes by voting against it
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GENIUS gives stablecoins a regulatory foundation. If agencies build around that, adoption can keep expanding.
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We’re so cooked man
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XRP is certainly part of the legal-clarity debate, though the regulatory picture is more nuanced than saying it’s the only cryptocurrency with legal clarity.
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Which SEC rulemaking do you expect first ?
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Congress stalled the bill, but the rest of the crypto infrastructure clearly isn't waiting around for them
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"Progress need not wait for Congress" reads like a DeFi team pushing a governance vote nobody actually reads. Agencies write the rules, CT labels it decentralized either way
NEWS: 🇩🇪 Institutions can now access crypto custody from Deutsche Bank, a $1.7 trillion lender
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the Saylor Act sounds pretty good too
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Progress doesn’t stop just because CLARITY stalled. Crypto adoption keeps moving.
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Exactly Clarity Act or not, we're getting clarity regardless
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The enforcement layer is already running without one @saylor. Issuers logged 72 freeze, unfreeze and seize acts in the last 24 hours and seized $1.9M. All of it executed in token contracts that predate any statute. The capability GENIUS assumes is already live.
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Once crypto is controlled by governments
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hopefully banks make withdrawals as easy as deposits
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So basically congress fucked around for a year now they're about to find out as the SEC and CFTC does their job for them. Great work you fucking losers.
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Facts
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Nothing stops this train!
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Progress waiting for Congress
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Just give the signal Mr.Saylor
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Or for Trump? Because he’s the reason it didn’t pass. If you truly cared about Bitcoin, you’d care that his band it in has ruined crypto but only for us, not for you!
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We don’t want your chuck E Cheese coin policy becoming legislation. Your industry is pushing for a financial control system and disguising it as De-centralized financed. No financial model in history has ever been more centralized.
Stop #Tokenization Best starting point? Sell ALL cryptocurrency. The entire industry sold you on “decentralization” while market testing the largest financial control system in global history. They use tasteless rich bait PR skits so you forget.
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Trump owns these Democrats headspace. They all are suffering from TDS and making us suffer because of there derangement. Now we all need to show up to the polls and show these clowns the way to the door.
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This you bro?
When you realize Bitcoin doesn't have to separate money and state to succeed. Finally: The @Saylor Day Night Fever music video of my Bee Gees spoof song @Strategy we all deserve! Thanks for seed video @AlexesNakamoto
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The incompetence of our politicians is stunning. Politics over Country is the motto of the Democratic Party.
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@SenateDems are existentially stupid and incompetent, when they hold a majority... In the minority, they are worse They are Saboteurs of America, American Interests and the American People. They have made the U.S. Senate non functioning.. 🤮 💯 @SECPaulSAtkins and @MichaelSelig will continue to execute, to do good things, advance innovation and help Save the U.S. from Democrat Nonsense.
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also you know @saylor that #btc and #crypto was made for the people and not for goverments. so they can go suck a dik 🤷‍♂️
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Why did not ONE democrat vote to move Clarity forward? Even the democrats negotiating the deal and publicly stated they were comfortable with it voted NO. Unbelievably deceitful.
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We also expected you not to sell Bitcoin after you said you would rather sell a kidney instead, but alas here we are!
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You could see from @SenWarren tyrannical rant yesterday that she clearly does not understand anything to do with crypto. She was simply reading the note card given to her. We certainly do not need people like this creating clarity!
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