The Senate Banking Committee marks up the CLARITY Act Thursday a 309-page market structure bill that could reshape how crypto is regulated in the US. Here’s why @injective is already built for it: Sec. 105 confirms that tokens deriving value from network activity aren’t securities. That’s exactly how $INJ functions utility-first, from day one. Title III defines DeFi as automated, non-discretionary, and non-custodial. Injective’s architecture already fits this definition cleanly. Sec. 505 gives tokenized securities full regulatory parity with their traditional counterparts which matters for Injective’s RWA infrastructure that’s been live and building. Sec. 401 opens digital asset custody, staking, and lending to banks without needing prior approval. Injective is the layer they connect to. Regulatory clarity doesn’t change what Injective is. It just makes it visible to a larger market.