#CryptoClarityAc

The Crypto Clarity Act, officially known as the Digital Asset Market Structure Clarity Act (H.R. 3633), is U.S. legislation passed by the House of Representatives in July 2025 that aims to establish a clear and coherent regulatory framework for digital assets and cryptocurrencies. Its primary goal is to eliminate the legal ambiguity that has affected the crypto sector for years, precisely defining which digital assets should be considered securities, commodities, or stablecoins, and assigning regulatory powers between the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) and the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission).

The law introduces the concept of mature blockchain, meaning decentralized networks that are no longer under the control of an entity or group, allowing their tokens to be treated as commodities rather than securities. It also creates an intermediate category called investment contract assets, which allows certain tokens to evolve from securities to commodities if they achieve sufficient decentralization.

Furthermore, it requires crypto intermediaries such as exchanges, brokers, and dealers to register with the CFTC and [VERB OMITTED] with standards similar to those of the traditional financial system, including anti-money laundering rules and public disclosure requirements. The law also protects users' right to self-custody of their digital assets and establishes limits to prevent insider trading.

In summary, the Crypto Clarity Act represents a decisive step toward the institutionalization of the crypto ecosystem in the U.S., promoting responsible innovation, consumer protection, and legal certainty for businesses and investors.