2026-01-16 05:34:18

Although the Senate Banking Committee has paused the revision hearings for the CLARITY Act, it doesn't mean everything is over. Industry insiders reveal that as long as banks, a major trading platform, and Democratic lawmakers can reach a consensus on the yield issue, there is still a strong possibility of restarting the bill's progress. The industry generally feels frustrated with the current handling, and many have voiced complaints, but the overall sentiment is not entirely pessimistic. Many are still observing the subsequent developments, believing that with the balancing of interests among all parties, a breakthrough may be just around the corner. The attitudes of the SEC and CFTC have also become key variables in this game.

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GasFeeCryer

· 01-19 05:24

Is the yield issue stuck? Basically, everyone wants to cut the leeks, no one wants to make concessions. --- CLARITY pause just pause, anyway, these hearings on bills usually stop for at least half a year, used to it. --- Banks, exchanges, and the Democratic Party are playing a balancing game here. Just wait, the SEC is the real big boss. --- Industry frustrated? Laughable, I've long been used to the feeling of being toyed with by regulators. --- The breakthrough is right in front of us? I think it's just that the distribution of interests hasn't been negotiated well. Whoever dares to loosen first will suffer. --- It's SEC and CFTC again, both sides are so strict, and they still want to push the bill? Dreaming too big. --- Just wait, when the bill passes, it might be even more problematic than now.

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CryptoTherapist

· 01-18 16:48

ngl this "pause" is just regulatory theater... they're all in a room somewhere already hashing out yield structures. the anxiety people are feeling rn? classic resistance level before the breakout. once the big exchange stops playing hardball, this thing moves.

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NFTArtisanHQ

· 01-17 04:27

ngl the whole yield consensus angle feels like watching benjamin's mechanical reproduction thesis play out in real-time... they're just repositioning the power dynamics, not actually innovating the framework

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VirtualRichDream

· 01-16 06:03

The yield issue is stuck, but it's not really dead, just see who makes the first concession. --- Pause ≠ done for, the tug-of-war between banks and exchanges still needs to continue, there's more to see. --- Honestly, it's still about money; it might take another six months of grinding. --- The attitudes of SEC and CFTC are the real stabilizers, right? --- Industry complaints are just complaints, but no one truly believes this is the end. --- The breakthrough is right in front of us? I think it's more beneath the negotiation table. --- Democratic lawmakers also need to give face to the financial sector; in the end, it's still a game of compromise.

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SnapshotLaborer

· 01-16 06:01

The hurdle of returns, it seems we have to wait for all parties to compromise. Anyway, I'm just here to watch the show. --- Pause ≠ failure, that's the key point. Let's keep waiting for signals. --- Sounds good, but isn't it just interest groups arguing? When can we really push forward? --- As soon as the SEC and CFTC take action, we'll know. Without their approval, it's all pointless. --- Uh... it's "hopeful" again. I've heard this line over and over. Believe it or not, I don't. --- Industry discouraged? I've been used to it. Regulation is always this slow and dragging. --- Is there a breakthrough right now? I think it won't happen without a month or two of activity. --- What does the top platform say? Any inside info, everyone? --- Returns are always a problem. All parties want to monopolize the gains. --- Wait, Democratic Party lawmakers are also stuck here? That makes it even more complicated.

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ApeWithNoFear

· 01-16 05:58

The issue of returns is stuck here. To be honest, everyone just wants a piece of the pie. Wait and see, can this be broken? The SEC and CFTC are the real decision-makers. Pause ≠ death, do you understand? Politics is played like this. Can banks and exchanges reach a consensus? Laughable, when have these two ever been on the same page? Is the breakthrough right in front of us? I see more endless bickering. What good can come from balancing interests... Let's observe and see. It's normal for the industry to feel frustrated, but don't be too hopeless. Washington's drama never ends. Once the return issue is settled, CLARITY will have a chance. The problem is... who is willing to make concessions? It's truly "pause," let's wait and see what happens.

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GovernancePretender

· 01-16 05:55

The yield issue is stuck, and this time it looks like it will take another half a year to figure out. --- Pause ≠ death. I'm very familiar with Washington's approach; let's wait and see. --- Basically, everyone just wants benefits, and no one is willing to make concessions—typical political tug-of-war. --- SEC and CFTC are unmoving; any other attempts are pointless. --- Uh... if this bill really passes, I’ll need to review the risk model again. --- All parties have a price bottom line. The question is who will compromise first? I bet it won't be so soon. --- Is suspending the hearing actually a good thing? At least it shows negotiations are ongoing; complete shelving would be terrifying. --- What do the leading trading platforms really want? That might be the key to breaking the deadlock. --- The pessimism isn't that heavy; it shows everyone is aware—this isn't over. --- The name CLARITY was chosen, so you know this thing is not clear at all.

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AirdropHunter007

· 01-16 05:53

Yield rate bottlenecks are really frustrating, but pause ≠ done for, there's still hope this time --- It's the same old story of balancing interests. When will it truly be implemented? --- The key still depends on how the SEC and CFTC position themselves. Without their approval, nothing is worth anything. --- That's how the crypto world is—pausing today, surprises tomorrow. Anyway, I'm still waiting. --- Are the leading trading platforms just stalling? Their efficiency is truly remarkable. --- Industry is disappointed, but people are still watching, which means they're not giving up. That's the real point.

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BlockImposter

· 01-16 05:50

Profitability issues are a bottleneck, but it's nothing new --- Pause ≠ death, these people are very familiar with their tricks --- Wait, can banks and exchanges really be united on this matter? I can't see it --- The key depends on how the SEC plays it; the CFTC is probably also scheming --- Ha, the so-called "consensus" is just everyone wanting a piece of the cake --- What's there to be frustrated about? It's just a routine negotiation stalemate --- The breakthrough is right in front of us? Ha, I've been hearing that for three years --- It seems that Democratic lawmakers are the real wild card; everything else is just superficial --- From another perspective, the pause actually gives us a chance to breathe and adjust our strategy

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