🇺🇸 BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager with around $14 trillion under management, is warning that continued delays in passing the U.S. CLARITY Act could push crypto businesses, top talent, innovation, and capital overseas.



This is bigger than regulation. It is about whether the U.S. leads the next era of digital finance or watches other countries take the advantage.

Clear rules can unlock investment, protect users, and keep innovation onshore.
The time to act is now.

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AuntDiamond
· 5h ago
That’s right—an effective compliance framework is a calming reassurance; without rules, people wouldn’t dare to invest money.
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CornFarmer
· 07-21 22:59
The CLARITY bill keeps getting delayed, which is tantamount to handing the cake over to Singapore and Dubai—it’s driving people crazy.
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GasBonsai
· 07-21 21:35
Capital and talent move only with certainty—who can stand daily policy uncertainty?
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StakingMaster
· 07-21 21:33
BlackRock, with a market scale of $14 trillion, has spoken—if the US still doesn’t take action, the train for the crypto industry is going to leave.
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TrendlineCrafter
· 07-21 21:29
BlackRock’s message is strong enough—you just have to see whether lawmakers can understand the signal.
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DoubleBottomPkr
· 07-21 21:18
If even BlackRock has started to worry about offshore relocation, then it’s clear U.S. policy really needs to wake up.
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FundingRateHunter
· 07-21 21:17
With clear rules, innovation and user protection can both be achieved. This kind of gray area benefits nobody.
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FundingArb
· 07-21 21:16
The CLARITY Act is not just a bill—it is a key step for securing financial discourse power over the next ten years.
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AirdropOracle
· 07-21 21:16
It’s not the regulator’s problem itself—whoever built the track first is the issue. The U.S. shouldn’t mess up this time.
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