đ° ăCLARITY Actă is blocked, but Michael Saylorâs view is very direct: crypto regulation in the U.S. wonât stop just because Congress. The SEC, CFTC, and the Treasury Department may continue to develop rules for digital assets under existing law, and the industry doesnât need to pause development just because a bill gets stuck.
đĽ Honestly, this take is pretty realistic. Congressional legislation moves slowly, but it doesnât mean regulatory agencies will just wait in place. For crypto companies, what they may face next isnât âwhether there will be regulation,â but how existing securities, commodities, and financial laws will be interpreted and enforced.
đĄ Saylor also mentioned that banks may expand Bitcoin custody, as well as loan businesses collateralized by Bitcoin. More capital could also flow into Bitcoin and digital credit. In other words, what heâs bullish on isnât only institutional buying of BTC, but also traditional banks gradually incorporating Bitcoin into existing lines of business.
đ On the stablecoin side, he believes the ăGENIUS Actă will continue to drive adoption. In fact, the two tracks are already quite clear: one is regulators moving forward under current law, and the other is continued expansion of bank custody, collateralized lending, and stablecoin use.
đ¤ If the ăCLARITY Actă gets stuck long-term, do you think the U.S. crypto industry will first adapt to existing regulation, or keep waiting for Congress to provide clearer rules?
#MichaelSaylor #ćŻçšĺ¸ #ĺ ĺŻç玥 #stablecoins
đĽ Honestly, this take is pretty realistic. Congressional legislation moves slowly, but it doesnât mean regulatory agencies will just wait in place. For crypto companies, what they may face next isnât âwhether there will be regulation,â but how existing securities, commodities, and financial laws will be interpreted and enforced.
đĄ Saylor also mentioned that banks may expand Bitcoin custody, as well as loan businesses collateralized by Bitcoin. More capital could also flow into Bitcoin and digital credit. In other words, what heâs bullish on isnât only institutional buying of BTC, but also traditional banks gradually incorporating Bitcoin into existing lines of business.
đ On the stablecoin side, he believes the ăGENIUS Actă will continue to drive adoption. In fact, the two tracks are already quite clear: one is regulators moving forward under current law, and the other is continued expansion of bank custody, collateralized lending, and stablecoin use.
đ¤ If the ăCLARITY Actă gets stuck long-term, do you think the U.S. crypto industry will first adapt to existing regulation, or keep waiting for Congress to provide clearer rules?
#MichaelSaylor #ćŻçšĺ¸ #ĺ ĺŻç玥 #stablecoins
