U.S. Clarity Act Prohibits Passive Crypto Yields, Expected to Be Voted on in July

According to CoinDesk, the U.S. Clarity Act passed Senate Banking Committee review on May 23, with a full vote expected in July. The legislation prohibits yield generation solely through asset holdings, pushing the industry toward active capital management strategies. Industry participants anticipate AI-driven fund management and lending tools will become core infrastructure, while attracting institutional adoption and traditional capital into crypto.
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