PANews, May 12: According to DeFiprime, the U.S. Senate Banking Committee is set to review the CLARITY Cryptocurrency Market Structure Act, with Polymarket trading indicating a 40%–50% probability of passage by 2026. Kevin Wysocki, Policy Lead at Anchorage Digital, expects partial conditional support for the bill from some Democratic senators on the committee, with key debates centered on ethics and anti-money laundering provisions. The core of CLARITY is to elevate existing SEC and CFTC cryptocurrency regulatory guidance into statutory law, and through Section 106, establish a temporary registration framework and a “de facto safe harbor,” allowing compliant institutions to continue operating until final rules are issued.
Anchorage Policy Head Highlights Five Institutional Crypto Infrastructure Gaps Post-CLARITY
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Anchorage Digital’s policy head, Kevin Wysocki, identified five institutional crypto infrastructure gaps that will remain even after the CLARITY Act. The U.S. Senate Banking Committee is scheduled to review the bill, which seeks to codify existing SEC and CFTC guidance into law. The Act includes a temporary registration framework and safe harbor under Section 106. Polymarket currently estimates a 40%–50% chance of passage by 2026. Wysocki noted some Democratic support, though key regulatory policy debates remain unresolved. CFTC and anti-money laundering provisions are central to the discussion.
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