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If the CLARITY Act stalls or fails to pass, the SEC is prepared to write its own crypto rules instead. One way or another, we're getting more regulatory clarity. And that clarity opens doors that compliance concerns have kept shut for years: Institutional capital that couldn't

A screenshot of Reginfo.gov showing SEC Rule RIN 3235-AN38 titled "Crypto Assets" (Publication ID 2026) at the NPRM stage, dated 07/00/2026, with the SEC's Division of Corporation Finance (Valian Afshar) listed as the agency contact. The image visually supports the post's claim by showing that the SEC is actively moving forward with its own crypto regulatory framework through the Unified Agenda, reinforcing the message that regulatory clarity is coming whether or not the CLARITY Act passes.

AI visual note: A screenshot of Reginfo.gov showing SEC Rule RIN 3235-AN38 titled "Crypto Assets" (Publication ID 2026) at the NPRM stage, dated 07/00/2026, with the SEC's Division of Corporation Finance (Valian Afshar) listed as the agency contact. The image visually supports the post's claim by showing that the SEC is actively moving forward with its own crypto regulatory framework through the Unified Agenda, reinforcing the message that regulatory clarity is coming whether or not the CLARITY Act passes.

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