Laws that change the rules of the game
The Clarity Act of 2025 is not just legislation – it represents a formal handshake between Washington and Wall Street in the cryptocurrency field.
For the first time, large funds can flow freely without uncertainty barriers.
This bill provides:
Legal certainty for institutions to include digital assets in their balance sheets.
Clear tax rules for enterprises holding cryptocurrencies.
Simplified compliance processes for pension funds, foundations, and hedge funds.
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Cryptocurrencies have transformed from the ‘edge’ to a formally recognized asset class. This is not hype, but law.
The Silent Revolution of SEC
Although headline news focused on Congress, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) quietly rewrote the rules for cryptocurrency ETFs, with far-reaching implications.
By approving the physical creation and redemption mechanism, institutions can now:
Transfer Bitcoin and Ethereum directly within the ETF structure without the need for expensive cash conversions.
Avoid liquidity interruptions during large-scale adjustments.
Expand exposure with higher efficiency.
Billions of dollars have flowed into spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, tightening spreads and driving accelerated adoption of asset management companies and corporate funds.