ChainCatcher report, according to Bitcoin Archive, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Commissioner Hester Peirce expressed continued optimism about Congress passing the CLARITY Act, stating that even if the bill does not pass, much can still be accomplished. Hester Peirce noted that the SEC will continue advancing related efforts regardless of whether the bill is enacted, and that regulators still have significant room to develop a regulatory framework for digital assets even if the CLARITY Act fails to materialize. Peirce has previously repeatedly called for clearer regulatory rules for crypto assets, arguing that well-defined market structures will help the U.S. maintain competitiveness in the digital asset space and reduce long-term uncertainty facing the industry.
U.S. SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce: Crypto regulatory reform will continue even if the CLARITY Act fails
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U.S. SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce said digital asset regulatory reforms will proceed regardless of the outcome of the CLARITY Act. She noted that the SEC can still develop a framework even if the bill fails, emphasizing the need for clarity to help the U.S. remain competitive. Peirce also highlighted the importance of aligning with CFTC requirements while navigating any regulatory crackdown. She has long advocated for rules that reduce uncertainty without stifling innovation.
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