2026-01-15 10:24:20

A major exchange recently expressed difficulty in supporting the latest CLARITY Act introduced by the Senate. After reviewing the draft text, the exchange pointed out several core issues in the current version: first, it effectively imposes a de facto ban on tokenized stocks, which will severely restrict the innovation direction of digital assets; second, some provisions are not clearly defined, posing risks of excessive regulation. This statement reflects the ongoing concern of the crypto industry regarding the US regulatory framework—a good bill is crucial to the future development direction of the entire ecosystem.

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AirdropJunkie

· 01-17 22:40

Another ban order again? The Americans are still sticking to the old tricks.

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HodlVeteran

· 01-17 05:16

Here we go again, regulatory authorities always want to block our way [dog head] --- The bear market isn't completely over yet, and policies are already choking us. Truly unbelievable. --- Tokens and stocks are banned? What's the point of trading then? Isn't this just a covert way to push people out? --- I just want to know, does the CLARITY bill understand that our wallets will be gone? --- Remember the huge losses in 2018? Now they're pulling this kind of stunt again. The bagholders should wake up. --- Exchanges say they can't hold on anymore. What can retail investors do? Should we get on the train or not? [微笑] --- These regulators just fear us making money. They might as well just kill innovation altogether. --- Over-regulation because of unclear clauses? I understood this logic back in the bear market. --- Same old story. Every time a bill comes out, people can't understand it, and retail investors end up losing out. --- Friends who are all-in, be careful. The wind is turning a bit fierce.

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ContractHunter

· 01-15 10:54

Another ban? Is the US trying to stifle innovation completely? --- Tokenized stocks are also going to be banned. Do these people really understand Web3? --- The hidden dangers of overregulation... We've heard this rhetoric too many times. Ultimately, they just don't want us to survive. --- Exchanges dare to oppose, at least there are conscientious companies. --- The CLARITY Act sounds unclear just by its name—ironic. --- So now there's no way out even with compliance? --- Once again, a statement saying "we are very concerned" but nothing changes. --- In the end, US regulation still aims for absolute control, nothing else.

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