Representative John W. Mannion comments on the passage of the CLARITY and GENIUS Acts, addressing cryptocurrency regulation.
Quiver AI Summary
Representative John W. Mannion (NY-22) issued a statement following the passage of the CLARITY and GENIUS Acts, highlighting the need for a "functional market structure for digital assets." He emphasized that cryptocurrency remains "one of the most underregulated areas" of the financial system, potentially endangering many Americans.
Mannion mentioned that while the bipartisan legislation is not perfect, it serves as a necessary step towards establishing consumer protections and regulatory frameworks. He noted, "Doing nothing is not an option," and stressed that these bills will introduce standards for market transparency and integrity.
The Representative concluded by expressing his commitment to further measures aimed at enhancing oversight and cracking down on corruption in the digital assets market, asserting that the legislation is a foundational step toward responsible regulation.
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