#CryptoClarityAct is a proposed law in the United States that seeks to bring clarity and legal certainty to the cryptocurrency market. Approved by the House in July 2025, it defines when a token ceases to be an "investment contract" under the control of the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) and begins to be treated as a "digital commodity," under the supervision of the CFTC. This means more predictability for investors, brokers, and blockchain project developers. The law also protects decentralized protocols, wallets, and validation nodes, as well as regulates stablecoins with mandatory audits. The goal is to stimulate innovation without compromising consumer protection and transparency. If approved in the Senate, the Clarity Act could mark a new chapter for the crypto sector in the U.S. and influence regulations around the world.