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Sep 17, 2026
Dave WeisbergerGUEST
And frankly, the Republicans realized they were not gonna get over the hump, and they understood something that people don't get, but the markets are going to get, which is that if they were not gonna be able to get this to pass anyway, it was best for it to die sooner rather than later.
Dave WeisbergerGUEST
And what you will see over the next week is the CFTC and the SEC coming out with a framework of rules or, or they're, they've been working on them all year.
Dave WeisbergerGUEST
They came out with a taxonomy that divided the world between security tokens and non-security tokens, uh, in the fall, in the, in the spring, excuse me.
Dave WeisbergerGUEST
I sat on a panel with one of the, the, the, the, the au- the authors of that- Uh, earlier this year at New York Security Traders Association.
Dave WeisbergerGUEST
No on Bitcoin, yes on crypto development in the United States.
Dave WeisbergerGUEST
But the biggest development, the biggest issue, is how to handle the transition from traditional assets to tokenized and digital assets, because a lot of the rules that are built, uh, in the securities markets are assuming the paper certificates that are sitting in a vault under 55 Water Street that is owned by DTCC.
Dave WeisbergerGUEST
And so new rules are coming from the SEC, and the big multinationals, the big corporations that control the financial markets, all have to be convinced that a future SEC isn't gonna overturn those rules, or those rules aren't gonna be subject to court challenges.
Dave WeisbergerGUEST
Once those rules are in, I think that things will continue to move in, in the same digital direction.
TJHOST
Real quick before Warsh gets out there, I did want to mention this as a follow-up to what we were talking about today with the clarity not passing being a good thing.
TJHOST
We've already got Atkins, the head of the SEC, coming out here saying, I have been unequivocal with or without legislation.
TJHOST
We will act decisively.
TJHOST
within the SEC's statutory authority to deliver certainty for American investors and for the entrepreneurs shaping our technology's future.
TJHOST
So this is coming from the SEC.
TJHOST
They were already ready to roll it out before.
TJHOST
And now, even just minutes ago or an hour or two ago, you've got the CFTC.
Ed LudlowHOST
Right.
Riley GriffinCORRESPONDENT
And, you know, we've got a lot of great things going on at the SEC and the CFTC.
Riley GriffinCORRESPONDENT
At the end of the day, we're gonna get clarity for this industry.
Ed LudlowHOST
So, so this is why the market reaction is so interesting, the market reaction being to the downside, right?
Riley GriffinCORRESPONDENT
Yeah.
Ed LudlowHOST
The CLARITY Act would basically empower the CFTC, but if you read Bloomberg's reporting, what happens next is that it goes back into the hands of the regulators anyway, both the CFTC and the SEC, to make rules.
Ed LudlowHOST
Like, why is that being perceived through the markets as a negative thing?
Summer MersingerGUEST
thing?Well, I think any time you are dealing with just using the regular, regulatory process versus, um, having something in law, it's, it's a little bit less durable.
Kris BullockHOST
I don't know that it will, but it can.
Kris BullockHOST
The other big thing that I think is important to highlight is that in the meantime, both the SEC and the CFTC are already in the process of rulemaking and are effectively going to implement much of what the Clarity Act would have brought, not all of it, but a lot of it.
Kris BullockHOST
Things like market structure, things like regulation, things like fundraising, things like allowing certain assets to be traded on regular brokerages, tokenized stocks, all of that stuff.
Kris BullockHOST
They're in the process of building out rules to... effectively implement the Clarity Act as much as they possibly can in the short term.
Kris BullockHOST
Now, the big, of course, takeaway from that is that's just rulemaking, and that's subject to change.
Kris BullockHOST
That's not codified into law.
Kris BullockHOST
So as soon as this administration leaves and the next administration comes in, if they're ideologically opposed to whatever has been implemented, they of course can put in a new SEC commissioner who then will then reverse all of that stuff.
Kris BullockHOST
So that's the problem.
JVHOST
Also, Saylor updated us with the clarity stalled.
JVHOST
I expect the SEC, the CFTC, and Treasury to advance rules under existing law, banks to expand Bitcoin custody and loans against it, and more capital to favor Bitcoin and digital credit.
JVHOST
Genius supports stablecoin adoption.
JVHOST
Progress need not wait for Congress.
JVHOST
The US government needed it and now we don't have it.
JVHOST
So is what it is.
JVHOST
SEC Chair Atkins just said the agency will act decisively on crypto rules with or without the Clarity Act, just as I expected.
JVHOST
So we will get regulation one way or the other.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Fox Business alert, the countdown is on for the vote on the CLARITY Act.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The bill clarifies federal rules and regulations for digital currencies and tokens and divides oversight between the Securities and Exchange Commission and the CFTC.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The Senate's procedural vote on the bill is set for tomorrow at two fifteen PM Eastern, this after months and months and months of-
Chris FisherHOST
You know the hype is real when they have a countdown clock on screen, twenty-two hours, forty-nine minutes, thirty-eight seconds until CLARITY Act vote.
speaker_0HOST
Multi-party block construction goes live on Ethereum mainnet.
speaker_0HOST
The SEC and CFTC lead crypto rulemaking after the Clarity Act stalls.
speaker_0HOST
The Federal Reserve raises interest rates by 25 basis points.
speaker_0HOST
And Aavev4 hits $1 billion in deposits.
speaker_0HOST
The design runs on existing infrastructure, is compatible with Fossil, and is designed to remain compatible with ePBS.
speaker_0HOST
The Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodities and Futures Trading Commission announced plans to advance comprehensive digital asset frameworks using existing statutory authorities rather than waiting on Congress.
speaker_0HOST
SEC Chairman Paul Atkins stated that the commission will act decisively with or without legislation to provide market certainty.
speaker_0HOST
building on recent tailored offering proposals and initiatives across issuance, custody, and transfer agent modernization.
Paul MerrimanGUEST
I mean, you're going to have everything going on in those companies.
Paul MerrimanGUEST
But the one thing in common is they're all public companies and have to answer to the SEC.
Paul MerrimanGUEST
the probabilities are they're going to be working for you better than if they weren't being overseen by the SEC.
Paul MerrimanGUEST
But look at this.
Paul MerrimanGUEST
Look at how many years the S&P 500 is down here towards the bottom.
TerryHOST
The legal challenge lands in the midst of mounting backlash over the data feed, as Democratic lawmakers have already called for probes into the service, citing concerns over potential market impacts.
TerryHOST
Senators Adam Schiff of California and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts on July 28 urged the Securities and Exchange Commission to investigate possible insider trading and market manipulation implications related to the release of Truth API.
TerryHOST
The SEC did not respond to a request for comment from Time.
TerryHOST
Trump Media's new service threatens to undermine the integrity of capital markets.
PhilHOST
As I said, it doesn't even make a difference.
PhilHOST
The SEC and the CFTC are already drawing up regulations.
PhilHOST
Like I said, guys, when the legislative process fails, the regulation process steps in.
PhilHOST
That's all there is to it.
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