JUST IN: 🇺🇸 $1.8 trillion asset manager Franklin Templeton calls on US Senate to pass the crypto Clarity Act.



#CLARITYActEntersFinalCriticalStage
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BalanceScreenshotAfterTheRain
· 5h ago
An $1.8 trillion management scale is substantial enough to make lawmakers seriously consider it—hoping this time we can achieve tangible progress.
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DecompileJoe
· 18h ago
The U.S. needs clear rules as the bill moves toward implementation.
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OnChainTrumpet
· 07-28 03:07
If the Clarity Act can pass, it will bring a clearer compliance pathway for the crypto market, reduce uncertainty, and attract more institutional capital. However, there are still many voices of opposition in the Senate, so it remains to be seen how the tug-of-war between the two parties plays out.
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StopLine
· 07-28 01:24
Large asset management firms publicly support a regulatory framework, indicating that traditional finance’s acceptance of crypto is increasing—good news.
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TreasuryGuard
· 07-27 22:43
Franklin Templeton is here too—it looks like institutions are really speeding up their entry.
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XrpOap
· 07-27 22:40
The bill’s name is Clarity, and it’s meant to provide a clear framework for the industry. The biggest fear in the crypto industry is uncertainty—once there are clear rules, innovation can develop in a healthy way.
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HourStop
· 07-27 22:35
I’m watching a few key points: how the bill defines DeFi and stablecoins, whether it includes tax provisions, and how the SEC’s enforcement authority may change. If the Clarity Act can resolve these issues, that would be a milestone for the industry. Although it’s still a draft for now, it’s at least a big step forward.
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GateUser-ced0257a
· 07-27 22:27
This is a pretty big piece of news—Franklin Templeton has even come out to speak about it.
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PfpCollector
· 07-27 22:25
From BlackRock to Franklin Templeton, Wall Street’s giants are collectively shifting—this signal is unmistakable. If the Senate keeps dragging its feet, the U.S. could lose its competitive edge in the digital asset space. Hope both parties can set aside their differences and pass it as soon as possible.
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GrayscaleWatch
· 07-27 22:21
A crucial step—hope it goes smoothly.
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