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Morning Edition · Monday, September 21, 2026Published at 1:47 AM EDT · New York
Saylor Calls the Clarity Act's Failure a Win as Crypto Rules Revert to Agency Discretion
The Senate cloture vote fell 50 to 49 on 15 September, ten short of the 60 needed, and Coinbase's policy chief says market-structure work in the chamber is finished for 2026.
Michael Saylor, the founder of Strategy, argues that the collapse of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act is good for the industry, on the reasoning that digital-asset firms can work effectively with regulators without a statute. It is a st…
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Crypto Market-Structure Bill Stalls in the Senate
Ethics disputes over the president's personal crypto ventures keep displacing the substance of United States market-structure legislation, leaving digital-asset rules dependent on agency discretion rather than statute.
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