The U.S. is likely to lose out to foreign markets in the short term, but SEC and CFTC rules will help underpin the industry.

  • The Senate’s failure to advance the Clarity Act leaves the U.S. crypto industry without a comprehensive federal framework and the roles of its chief financial regulators unresolved.
  • The vote could push capital, talent and innovation toward overseas markets with clearer regulations, some industry leaders said.
  • Rule-making by the SEC and CFTC could provide near-term guidance, but legislation remains crucial for protecting consumers and preserving U.S. competitiveness.

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