US Treasury Secretary Bezent: In July of this year, I called on the Senate to move forward with the Clarity Act. The bill aims to establish a complete regulatory framework for digital assets and enhance our ability to prevent criminals from using these critical technologies. After the Senate adjourned in August, I strongly urged all parties to continue to participate in negotiations, agree to launch a motion to review the bill, and advance the legislative process. Otherwise, it would send an unsettling signal to our allies and opponents: the US is unwilling to play a leading role in the future of digital assets, and is willing to abandon measures to strengthen national security, and is unable to stop the misuse of digital assets.

US Treasury Secretary Bezent: In July of this year, I called on the Senate to move forward with the Clarity Act. The bill aims to establish a complete regulatory framework for digital assets and enhance our ability to prevent criminals from using these critical technologies. After the Senate adjourned in August, I strongly urged all parties to continue to participate in negotiations, agree to launch a motion to review the bill, and advance the legislative process. Otherwise, it would send an unsettling signal to our allies and opponents: the US is unwilling to play a leading role in the future of digital assets, and is willing to abandon measures to strengthen national security, and is unable to stop the misuse of digital assets.