- Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has warned that the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act could endure 15 years of bureaucratic delays and lacked necessary global coordination.
- He argued the bill favored established cryptocurrencies while burdening new entrants and creating a framework susceptible to political weaponisation.
- Hoskinson called for David Sacks to resign as White House advisor and noted the legislation’s low probability of passing the Senate this year.
Charles Hoskinson has warned that the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act could take more than a decade to become usable in practice, arguing that the bill risks extending uncertainty across the crypto sector instead of resolving it.
In a recent…
