Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent just confirmed the US crypto policy direction: prioritizing the Crypto Clarity Act to pull digital asset infrastructure onshore. Translation: they want exchanges, custody, and development happening under US jurisdiction instead of offshore.

More importantly - hard no on CBDCs under this administration. That's a clear signal they're backing permissionless crypto over government-controlled digital currency. This matters because it removes regulatory uncertainty around whether the government would try to compete with or replace $BTC/$ETH with a fed-controlled token.

The Crypto Clarity Act is about defining what counts as a security vs commodity in crypto. If it passes, it could finally end the SEC's regulation-by-enforcement approach. Developers would actually know the rules before building.