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CLARITY legislation is gradually becoming one of the key elements of the future regulatory architecture for digital assets in the United States. During a hearing in the House of Representatives, Carl Kennedy, a partner at the law firm Katten Muchin Rosenman, emphasized that the CFTC needs additional authority and resources to effectively oversee not only the crypto market, but also the fast-growing sector of prediction markets, including platforms Kalshi and Polymarket. In his view, the CLARITY law could serve as the foundation for a more modern and transparent system of oversight for digital assets.
Recent developments indicate that CLARITY remains one of the top priorities of U.S. cryptocurrency policy. In July 2026, the House Committee on Financial Services held special hearings focused on the law’s role in creating clear rules for digital assets and fostering innovation. The bill provides for the separation of responsibilities between the CFTC and the SEC, which is intended to eliminate years of regulatory uncertainty for the crypto industry.
Key implications of a potential passage of CLARITY:
1. A clearer distribution of responsibilities between the CFTC and the SEC.
2. Additional resources for oversight of digital assets.
3. Strengthened control over prediction markets.
4. Greater legal clarity for crypto companies.
5. Reduced regulatory uncertainty for investors.
6. Supporting the development of innovations in the United States.
7. Establishing unified rules for new classes of digital assets.
8. Strengthening the competitiveness of the U.S. crypto market on a global level.
At the same time, the bill continues to go through legislative procedures in the U.S. Senate. Despite broad support from the crypto industry and a significant portion of lawmakers, the document still needs final agreement on a number of provisions, including ethical requirements, anti-money-laundering measures, and oversight mechanisms. It will be the final version that determines which tools the CFTC will receive to regulate new segments of the financial market.
CLARITY is increasingly being seen not only as a law for cryptocurrencies, but as a foundation for the future regulatory system of the U.S. digital economy. If the document is ultimately passed, the CFTC will be able to oversee digital assets and prediction markets more effectively, striking a balance between innovation, investor protection, and stability of the financial system.
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