On July 17th 2025, the house passed the Bipartisan Clarity Act.
Now it’s up to the senate to get it over the finish line.
“The lack of a clear regulatory regime for digital assets has limited consumer and investor access, stifled innovation, and driven American entrepreneurs and product developers overseas. The CLARITY Act turns the page by establishing common sense legal and regulatory frameworks that will benefit all consumers, investors, and market participants.”
American Consumer & Investor Institute1
of SMBs believe crypto can help address at least one of their financial pain points15
46%
of SMB who don’t use crypto are likely to start using it in their businesses within the next 3 years15
but crypto needs rules
9 IN 10
Fortune 500 executives agree that clear crypto regulation is needed to support innovation14
3 IN 5
of investors cited greater regulatory clarity as the next catalyst for growth of the digital-asset industry24
TLDR; Regulatory and legislative uncertainty puts millions of jobs at
risk and causes the US to lose developer share every year.
And American businesses need clear legislation
9 IN 10
Fortune 500 executives agree that clear crypto regulation is needed to support innovation14
2 IN 3
F500 executives say uncertainty about regulation is a hurdle their company faces in adopting stablecoins
3 IN 5
of investors cited greater regulatory clarity as the next catalyst for growth of the digital-asset industry24
crypto isn’t optional. it’s inevitable.
54%
of F500 executives say concerns about regulation is a barrier to adopting onchain technology14
72%
of SMBs say they would be more likely to consider using crypto in their business if there was clear rules and regulations for crypto in business use15
Crypto leadership is global leadership
130+ countries representing 98% of the global economy are now exploring digital versions of their currencies18
53% of Americans believe it’s important for cryptocurrency companies to be American companies based in the US19
73% of surveyed Fortune 500 executives prefer working with a US-based partner on crypto, blockchain, or web3 initiatives20
Crypto is a matter of national security
55% of Americans who self describe as policy Informed say they would be more likely to support an elected official or candidate for office who stated that "Supporting the US cryptocurrency industry ensures that the country remains the leader in the future financial system, so the US doesn’t have to depend on foreign banks and cryptocurrency companies".21
We made this mistake with semiconductor manufacturing. We can’t afford to make it again. 92% of the world’s most advanced semiconductor manufacturing capacity is currently located in Taiwan, the rest in South Korea. The US currently manufactures none.22
Crypto increases opportunity
Majority of Americans (53%) who self-describe as policy informed agree that crypto and blockchain technology can increase economic opportunities for Americans in a way that traditional finance can’t.23
45% of policy informed Americans agree cryptocurrency and blockchain technology increases access to important economic tools for more Americans.23