Hayden Adams criticized the recent change in the U.S. regulatory narrative around crypto, saying last week’s claim that “law enforcement does not like clarity” was wrong. In a post on X, he argued that Washington has changed its stance on crypto regulation even faster than the crypto industry itself, and described the new narrative as “clumsy and detached from reality.” Adams also said U.S. citizens neither want nor benefit from banks being given monopoly control over custody of funds. His remarks were aimed at recent changes in U.S. regulatory policy and reflect broader concern in the DeFi sector over continued regulatory uncertainty. The comments, cited by Techub News, add to the debate over how crypto oversight in the United States is being framed and who should control access to custody services.
Techub News reported that @haydenzadams criticized the recent shift in the U.S. regulatory narrative on crypto in a post on X.
He said last week’s claim that “law enforcement does not like clarity” was wrong. According to Adams, Washington has moved faster in changing its crypto regulatory narrative than the crypto industry itself, and the new framing is “clumsy and detached from reality.”
Adams added that U.S. citizens do not want, and do not benefit from, banks being granted monopoly power over the custody of funds. The remarks were directed at recent changes in U.S. regulatory policy and reflect concern within the DeFi sector over regulatory uncertainty.
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