For several years, the American crypto<\/a> market<\/strong> has been operating in persistent legal uncertainty, caught between the enforcement actions of the Securities and Exchange<\/a> Commission<\/strong> and the absence of a clear framework. Senator Tim Scott’s<\/strong> announcement, however, marks a key milestone. Moving into markup<\/em> means the bill is entering an active phase of debate and amendments, prior to a vote.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The project’s objective is explicit: to define a clear market structure for digital assets<\/strong>. By ending the logic of “regulation by enforcement,” the bill aims to restore a climate of confidence, long undermined by regulatory uncertainty and an artificially bearish market sentiment.<\/p>\n\n\n\n If the CLARITY Act<\/strong> is adopted, it would bring major legal certainty<\/strong>, particularly by clearly distinguishing securities<\/em> from commodities<\/em>. This is an essential clarification to allow Smart Money to gain broader exposure to the sector without excessive legal risk.<\/p>\n\n\n\n