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US Crypto Regulation in 2026: Legislative Momentum and Market Implications

US Crypto Regulation in 2026: Legislative Momentum and Market Implications

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2026-01-02 10:09:01
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The US crypto industry enters 2026 with unprecedented regulatory clarity. A confluence of legislative progress, agency realignments, and political tailwinds under the Trump administration has created the most favorable environment for digital assets since Bitcoin’s inception.

January marks a potential inflection point. Senate hearings will revisit the CLARITY Act, legislation designed to resolve the SEC-CFTC jurisdictional feud that has stifled innovation for nearly a decade. WHITE House adviser David Sacks suggests the bill now has its clearest path to passage.

Concurrent SEC leadership changes under Chair Paul Atkins signal a shift from enforcement-first policies toward structured oversight. This aligns with Treasury’s recent guidance allowing banks to custody crypto—a MOVE expected to unlock institutional capital.

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