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The CLARITY Act passing the U.S. House of Representatives is an important step forward for crypto-native builders.
The Act offers a clear, structured legal framework for launching and decentralizing token networks.
Here's what the CLARITY Act means for YOU 🧵

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With the GENIUS Act celebration done, builders already want to know what's next.
The answer is CLARITY – crypto market structure legislation – which also got overwhelming bipartisan support in the House last week.
Here's everything you need to get caught up on CLARITY:

The CLARITY Act introduces a phased regulatory model:
→ Initial Phase: Fundraising under SEC oversight
→ Decentralized Phase: Commodity classification under CFTC oversight
This replaces the uncertainty of the Howey Test with defined, actionable compliance paths.
Fundraising Phase
Under the CLARITY Act projects can raise up to $75M over 12 months, with safeguards in place:
•No individual may purchase >10% of the total supply
•Issuers must be U.S.-based and in good legal standing
•Disclosures required: codebase, roadmap, financials, risks
This safe harbor period enables responsible capital formation.
Transition to Decentralization
Once a protocol satisfies the following criteria it may file a Certification of Decentralization:
• No single entity or affiliated group controls more than 20% of token supply or governance power
• The network operates on public, open-source infrastructure
• No centralized party can unilaterally alter the ledger
• There is demonstrable, independent user activity
Upon acceptance, the token is presumed not to be a security and is treated as a digital commodity under CFTC oversight, unless regulators present compelling evidence to challenge that status.
This certification shifts regulatory oversight from the SEC to the CFTC — recognizing the token as a digital commodity. It also opens the door for secondary market listings under CFTC-regulated exchanges.
Governance is central
Projects must demonstrate decentralization— not just in architecture, but in decision-making.
On-chain voting, active delegates, and transparent proposal processes are not optional, they’re essential to meeting regulatory standards.
Issuers must provide regular updates:
•Semiannual reports
•Event-driven disclosures (e.g. protocol upgrades, changes in control, major token transfers)
•Transparent insider lockups and transfer restrictions
The CLARITY Act also clearly divides jurisdiction:
•SEC: fundraising, fraud enforcement, and hybrid platforms
•CFTC: oversight of decentralized, commodity-classified tokens
•Joint rulemaking: handles dual-use and edge cases
This delineation reduces risk and regulatory overreach.
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