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FollowingThe CLARITY Act suffered a setback in the Senate. The SEC introduced a five-year crypto exemption period.
The CLARITY Act, which aims to establish a unified legal framework for digital assets, failed in the Senate on September 15 and ultimately lost by 11 votes to 50. This setback has left the cryptocurrency industry waiting for comprehensive federal digital asset regulation legislation.
Regulators move forward in the absence of Congress
Despite the stalled legislative process, Chris Perkins, CEO of Franklin Crypto, believes the market now has enough regulatory clarity. On the "Unchained" podcast "Bits + Bips" that aired on September 21, Perkins co-hosted the show with Austin Campbell and Ram Ahluwalia. He pointed out that the current situation is beneficial to institutional investors. Perkins explained that even without new laws, recent actions by federal agencies provide the industry with a clear path forward.
Just two days after the Senate vote, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) introduced a five-year innovation exemption clause that allows trading platforms to trade tokenized U.S. stocks on public blockchains without registering as a national stock exchange. Meanwhile, Michael Selig, Chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), said the committee plans to draft its own digital asset rules if Congress does not act. It is worth noting that Selig is still the only member of the committee.
Perkins认为，这些机构的决定解决了行业长期存在的一个问题：即代币被归类为证券还是商品。此前，分类的不确定性阻碍了市场发展，能够产生现金流的代币被归类为证券并受到限制。Perkins强调：“我们以前不知道什么是证券，也不知道什么是商品。现在，我们拥有了适用于这两者的良好规则。”
Perkins观察到，监管机构正在提供这种清晰度，他称之为“体制变革”，这对整个市场意义重大。他强调，行业开始基于基本面进行交易，而不是仅仅被视为高风险资产。
临时框架与持续辩论
虽然Perkins看到了监管举措带来的益处，但他也承认这些变化不具备联邦法律的永久性。SEC的豁免有效期为五年，并征求公众意见。同样，CFTC最近的加密指南明确表示不具有约束力，且可能会进行修订。
立法进展仍有可能发生。在参议院投票失败后的几天内，七名民主党参议员重新启动了关于市场结构法案的讨论，为未来的行动留下了空间。这种持续的不确定性引发了一个问题：临时的监管清晰度能否提供机构所期望的长期稳定性。
Perkins对当前监管机构的能力表示信心。他指出，随着法院逐渐远离“谢弗林尊重原则”（Chevron doctrine），机构的专业知识发挥着关键作用。在提到Selig主席的资历时，Perkins形容他是“一位非常优秀的律师”。尽管Perkins承认制定明确的法定规则是更优的选择，但他对前景保持乐观，并表示：“我们将继续前行。”
Perkins在播客中表示：“将其确立为法律固然好，联邦优先权也好，但我们将继续前行。”这凸显了他对当前监管路径的接受态度。
Meme代币市场与技术监控
随着数字资产监管处于不断变化之中，市场参与者越来越专注于技术分析和投资者行为以寻找机会，尤其是在像Meme代币这样快速演变的领域。在这一细分市场中，监控投资者情绪和市场趋势可能与跟踪价格水平或监管变化同样重要。
最近出现的一个例子是：Fomo App报道，一笔涉及“Niu Lai”的交易因病毒式网络趋势的影响，从99美元获利约37万美元。这一案例强调了不仅要跟踪价格走势，还要关注投资者偏好的具体时机和代币选择的重要性。Fomo App整合了代币发现和交易功能，提供社交动态、投资者排名和实时交易通知等功能，让用户能够在Meme代币空间中同时跟踪市场和社区活动。
