CFTC chair signals Clarity Act passage odds don't matter to regulators
Retail markets have priced Clarity Act passage at 25% ahead of the September vote, and the CFTC chair reportedly responded that the odds don't matter, with Brad Garlinghouse present in the room. The September 15 cloture vote is described as not the finish line for the legislation.
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@RipBullWinkle
Retail has priced Clarity Act passing at 25%. Most holders have mentally checked out on the September vote. The CFTC chair's response to that 25%: doesn't matter. Brad Garlinghouse was in the room when he said it 👀 https://t.co/WViUHt5d4e https://t.co/8yyP0gTLNw
@allthemoney
“Banks say stablecoin rewards will kill community lending. Community bank deposits went up ~$482 billion while rewards already existed. Sept 15 is cloture, not the finish line. Call your senators." 👊😎