#CryptoClarityAct

#CryptoClarityAct

The **Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025**—commonly known as the CLARITY Act—was passed by the U.S. House on **July 17, 2025** and is now before the Senate Banking Committee for review ([CryptoRank][1]). The bill creates clear legal definitions for digital assets, assigning **CFTC** jurisdiction over blockchain-native “digital commodities” and **SEC** control over tokens structured as securities or “investment contracts” ([Law Offices of R. Tamara de Silva][2]). It introduces safe-harbor provisions allowing token offerings up to \$75 million annually during a four-year maturation period and mandates stronger disclosures, separation of customer funds, and compliance with Bank Secrecy Act rules ([CTOL Digital Solutions][3]). Critics warn the Act may weaken SEC oversight and enable regulatory arbitrage by large tech firms ([Cointelegraph][4]). Nonetheless, analysts predict that this clarity could unlock major institutional investment in crypto, benefiting firms like Coinbase and Galaxy Digital ([coindesk.com][5]).

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