U.S. Senator Lummis calls for the 《CLARITY Act》 to be passed as soon as possible, to establish clear regulatory rules for the digital asset industry

Gate News message: On April 13, U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis said in a social media post that the previous administration caused the digital assets industry to move out. She emphasized that this is the time to set clear regulatory rules for the digital assets industry, welcome it back to the United States, and urged that the 《CLARITY ACT》 (Clarity Act) be passed as soon as possible.

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