This Friday, the SEC is set to officially announce its cryptocurrency regulations. The crypto bull run starts now! Bitcoin to $90,000 by September. $XRP to $3.

When I was told “There’s more than one way to skin a cat” in regard to the Clarity Act…I wasn’t expecting this 💪💪💪 I’m pleasantly surprised and thankful to God. Whatever it takes baby! Get it done!

🚨Breaking: According to Bloomberg…SEC is planning to unveil major crypto plans🚨 The pressure is on the senate. We are all watching 👀

The CLARITY Act is the first federal bill to draw a permanent line between SEC and CFTC jurisdiction over crypto. It passed the House 294-134, classified 16 tokens including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Cardano as digital commodities under CFTC oversight, and created a decentralization test where no single group can hold more than 20% of token supply or voting power. Senate Majority Leader Thune filed cloture on August 7, setting up a 60-vote procedural showdown on September 15. The framework has support from BlackRock, Fidelity, and Goldman Sachs, but an ethics dispute over President Trump's $1.4 billion in crypto income is blocking the seven Democratic crossover votes needed to advance. Galaxy Research puts passage odds at 30%.

🇺🇸LATEST: The SEC is about to take a major step toward clearer U.S. crypto rules. On Friday, August 14, the agency will consider a framework for the legal issuance of digital assets under its broader “Regulation Crypto” agenda. The framework could give token issuers a more defined route to market while reducing reliance on securities rules built long before crypto existed. The proposal would be one of the SEC's most significant attempts yet to establish a durable regulatory framework specifically for digital assets.

🏦 The SEC Isn’t Waiting for Congress 🏛️ The U.S. may begin regulating the crypto market through an alternative path. This coming Friday, the SEC is set to discuss establishing new rules for specific investment contracts tied to digital assets. A key component will be the so-called “tailored offering regime”—a regulatory framework specifically designed for the unique characteristics of the crypto market. Why does this matter? The CLARITY Act is stalled in the Senate, and the SEC is increasingly signaling that it has no intention of passively waiting for Congress. SEC Chair Paul Atkins has previously stated that the agency is prepared to act within its existing authority if the legislative process stalls again. At the same time, the SEC continues to officially support the passage of the CLARITY Act and declares that new regulations should be “future-proof” and support the U.S.’s ambition to remain the global hub for crypto markets. The CLARITY Act is not yet dead. Upon returning from its summer recess on September 14, the Senate is scheduled to resume debate-limiting procedures on the bill. However, several major hurdles remain: a Senate vote, re-approval by the House of Representatives, and the President’s signature. But the most important takeaway is broader: The absence of a law does not mean the absence of regulation. If Congress continues to delay the legislative process, the SEC may attempt to establish key parts of a new regulatory framework for crypto markets on its own. For the industry, this means that critical regulatory decisions in the 🇺🇸 could come sooner than the CLARITY Act’s timeline suggests. Stay tuned—upcoming SEC decisions could change the rules faster than you think. Watch closely so you don’t miss pivotal changes.

The SEC and CFTC continue working on a "crypto map," aligning frameworks for the market, while the passage of the "Clarity Act" is delayed. #cryptocurrency #regulation

Ondo Calls on SEC to Revoke Longstanding Rule Hindering Stock Market @Ondo Finance, through a letter sent this week to the SEC, requests the repeal of Rule 611 of Regulation NMS. The protocol claims that the Trade-Through Rule, which dates back to 2005, is an outdated regulation that hinders direct interaction between tokenized and non-tokenized stocks within a single market structure. The proposal requests the creation of equal execution conditions to enable RFQ pricing of tokenized stocks.

Justin: Che CLARITY Act just got pushed to September. Senate needs 60 votes— all 50 GOP + 8 Dems —and talks stalled over a provision blocking officials (and their families) from profiting off crypto ventures. Markets have priced in regulatory clarity all year. This delay is the real test of that thesis.