🚨 CLARITY Act Proposes New Regulatory Framework for Digital Assets The 309-page bipartisan CLARITY Act aims to finally define how crypto assets are regulated in the U.S., clearly separating oversight powers between the SEC and CFTC. 📌 Key highlights from the proposal: 🟢 The SEC would regulate digital securities 🟢 The CFTC would oversee digital commodities 🟢 Network tokens like $ETH could be classified as non-securities unless tied directly to managerial or entrepreneurial control The bill shifts regulation away from the old “label debate” and instead focuses on: ⚡ real control ⚡ project structure ⚡ ongoing managerial involvement 🔥 One of the biggest market-moving points: Any token listed in a U.S. spot ETF before Jan. 1, 2026 could automatically qualify as a non-security asset. That potentially includes: ✅ $BTC ✅ $ETH ✅ $SOL ✅ $XRP The proposal also introduces a new “ancillary asset” category for tokens that still depend partly on project teams, requiring ongoing SEC disclosures and compliance. 📊 In addition, the bill would create a legal fundraising exemption path: • Up to $50M annually • Maximum $200M cumulative cap • Potential inflation-adjusted increases over time If passed, the CLARITY Act could become one of the most important crypto regulatory shifts in U.S. history — providing clearer rules for institutions, ETFs, developers, and digital asset markets. #SEC #BTC #ETH #XRP #SOL #ETF #Crypto #Web3 #Regulation #CLARITYAct