#CryptoClarityAct

"Cryptocurrency Clarity Act" (CLARITY Act) is a U.S. legislation aimed at clarifying the regulatory framework for digital assets. In summary:

* Objective: To remove ambiguity regarding the classification of cryptocurrencies, determining whether they are securities (subject to oversight by the Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC) or commodities (subject to oversight by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, CFTC).

* Distinction: The law distinguishes between "mature" (decentralized) digital currencies that may be considered commodities, and those still under central control that may be deemed securities in their early stages.

* Consumer Protection: It includes provisions to protect investors, such as separating customer funds, risk disclosure requirements, and addressing conflicts of interest.

* Business Environment: It provides a clear path for cryptocurrency companies to operate in the United States, aiming to foster innovation while ensuring oversight.

* Significance: It represents an important step towards integrating cryptocurrencies into the traditional financial system, contributing to building trust in this growing market.

This law represents a serious attempt by U.S. lawmakers to create a stable and predictable regulatory environment for the cryptocurrency market.