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FollowingBrian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, said that regardless of the final outcome of the Clarity Act, the U.S. crypto asset regulatory process will continue to move forward. If legislative work bogs down, rule-making by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) can serve as an alternative to ensuring that the regulatory framework is complete. [TAG
Armstrong expects that the regulatory environment in the digital asset space will continue to evolve in a clearer and clearer direction. He noted that even if Congress fails to push through legislation, regulators can continue to build a better regulatory system for cryptoassets through the existing rule-making process.
The SEC and CFTC are expected to fill regulatory gaps
Armstrong emphasized that if the legislative process slows down, the SEC and CFTC's rule-making capabilities will become an important fallback for establishing clearer cryptographic regulatory rules. At present, these two institutions have been deeply involved in the regulatory shaping of the digital asset industry, and further rule-making will provide clearer compliance guidance for exchanges, issuers and investors.
Although a comprehensive legislative framework has higher authority, rulemaking led by regulators can also solve key issues in the market. This view shows that there are multiple feasible paths for the development of crypto regulation in the United States, and the industry does not need to rely too much on a single legislative outcome.
Industry expects clearer regulatory environment
This comment reflects the industry's continued focus on building a predictable legal framework. As policymakers and regulators debate the future direction of digital asset regulation, market participants are closely monitoring legislative developments in Congress and the progress of rulemaking by various regulators.
It is widely believed that improving regulatory clarity is a key step in supporting technological innovation and strengthening investor protection. As the regulatory environment gradually becomes clearer, the digital asset industry is expected to usher in a more stable and standardized development space.
