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The Clarity Act isn't a ticket to sanctions evasion, actually

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Ari Redbord
The Clarity Act isn't a ticket to sanctions evasion, actually
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The Clarity Act is presented as a legislative tool designed to enhance anti-money laundering and sanctions enforcement within the digital asset industry. The author argues that the bill mandates stricter compliance for service providers and utilizes blockchain transparency to disrupt illicit financial activities.

Let me be clear. The Clarity Act is not, as Senator Warren put it, a ticket to sanctions evasion. It is a way to stop sanctions evasion, and stop it at scale, because the bill builds directly on tools already producing results in the field.

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