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DCG urges Senate to pass crypto clarity legislation or cede ground abroad
Crypto industry group DCG warns lawmakers that failure to establish regulatory clarity will disadvantage U.S. markets relative to Singapore and UAE.
Crypto Giant DCG has pressed the U.S. Senate to pass the Clarity Act, arguing that regulatory ambiguity threatens American competitiveness in digital assets. According to the group, jurisdictions like Singapore and the UAE are gaining ground as regulatory havens for crypto activity, and the U.S. risks falling further behind without legislative action.
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