A CoinDesk opinion piece says the Clarity Act has slipped to September, yet banks are still moving ahead with their crypto-related buildout. The article was written by Matter Labs’ Vassilis Tziokas, who argues that every additional month without settled rules quietly benefits the walled garden. The core point is not that activity has paused, but that regulatory delay may favor more closed systems while formal clarity remains unresolved. The piece frames the delay and continued bank activity as parallel developments, with the concern centered on who gains during the period of uncertainty.
The Clarity Act has slipped to September, but banks are still building, according to a CoinDesk opinion article.
In the piece, Matter Labs’ Vassilis Tziokas writes that every month without settled rules quietly rewards the walled garden.
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