Treasury Secretary Bessent's Push for the Clarity Act targets the flight of crypto companies to Singapore and Abu Dhabi
Companies and developers have moved to jurisdictions like Singapore and Abu Dhabi because of regulatory uncertainty in the U.S. market. This uncertainty stems from the SEC and CFTC applying different standards to digital assets. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has urged Congress to pass the Clarity Act to resolve this. The act would establish a registration framework for trading platforms and intermediaries and clarify the standards for determining whether a digital asset is a security. It would also include disclosure and custody rules for investor protection, anti-money laundering measures, and authority to respond to illicit finance. Bringing digital-asset activity into a clear regulatory framework would strengthen oversight and transparency.
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