The three bills voted on during the U.S. Congress "Crypto Week" (July 14 to 18) signal a potential historic turning point in the regulation of digital assets. 🤡
"CLARITY Act": Clarifies regulatory authority, but there is controversy over "de-securitization"
"GENIUS Act": Compliance for stablecoins, but may impact traditional finance
"Anti-CBDC Act": Prioritizes privacy rights, but criticized for hindering innovation
Probability of passage ranking:
GENIUS Act > 70% (Passed in the Senate with strong bipartisan support)
CLARITY Act ≈ 50% (Polymarket predicts 53%, significant disputes over SEC jurisdiction)
Anti-CBDC Act lower (Previously passed in the House, but the White House's stance is unclear)
"Crypto Week" is not only a breakthrough in regulatory frameworks but also a re-positioning of the U.S. strategy regarding digital assets: shifting from passive response to proactive leadership.
If all three bills pass, it will establish the U.S. model of "private innovation + clear regulation," promoting the transition of cryptocurrencies from marginal speculative assets to mainstream financial infrastructure. Even if only some pass (like GENIUS + CLARITY), it would still be significant enough to become a watershed moment for the industry, paving the way for the institutional wave in the second half of 2025.