🚨 Breaking News on the CLARITY Act The National Sheriffs’ Association (NSA), until now one of the CLARITY Act’s strongest opponents, has shifted from opposition to neutrality. In July, the NSA cited significant risks to law enforcement and public safety. In its new September letter, however, it has adopted a markedly more conciliatory tone and will now observe the legislative process without taking a stance. ⚠️ Important: This is not support—it’s the withdrawal of a major opponent. The toughest critics remain prosecutors, who continue to demand stricter regulations for non-custodial developers and seek to prevent such developers from easily falling outside anti-money laundering and licensing requirements when facilitating knowingly illegal fund flows. With the Senate vote scheduled for September 15, another political obstacle has now been removed. While the NSA holds no vote in the Senate, its neutrality strips senators of a key argument: “We must choose between crypto and law enforcement.” 👉 A major opponent has gone quiet, but the harshest critics remain active. In my opinion, this is completely irrelevant! Adoption, acceptance, and regulatory clarity are clearly here—nothing can stop it anymore, only slow it down 😎🤙