Clarity Act suddenly advances! Is the U.S. finally planning to give the crypto industry an "ID card"?

After the U.S. Senate Banking Committee promoted the Clarity Act, the crypto community instantly became lively.
Why? Because the core goal of this bill is to establish clearer rules for the crypto market.
In the past few years, U.S. regulation has been like "Schrödinger's policy": supporting innovation today, suddenly suing projects tomorrow.
Many companies didn't even know whether they were legal or not.
Once the Clarity Act is successfully promoted, it could mean the industry is finally moving from "wild growth" to the "formal military era."
Why are many institutions hesitant to fully enter? Not because they don't want to make money, but because they're afraid of regulatory backlash.
So now the market is paying close attention to the bill's progress. Because the clearer the rules, the easier it is for traditional capital to enter.
But there are also problems.
Once regulation becomes clear, many vapor projects might be directly shut down.
The previous methods of hype based on concepts and story-based fundraising will become increasingly difficult in the future.
Thus, the market is now divided into two factions:
One believes regulation is beneficial, and the industry is finally maturing;
The other thinks regulation is coming, and the opportunity for quick riches will disappear.
Actually, both sides are right.
Because the crypto market is undergoing a critical turning point: slowly transforming from a "geek casino" into a real financial market.
In one sentence: The Clarity Act appears to be a bill on the surface, but behind it, the U.S. is actually preparing to redefine global crypto financial rules.
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