The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission appears poised to speed up its work on cryptocurrency regulation after the Clarity Act failed to pass a vote, according to Decrypt. The agency has been particularly active since the legislative setback, and comments from Selig indicate that further movement on CFTC crypto rules may be approaching. Selig said, “It’s go time,” signaling a more accelerated phase for the regulator’s efforts. The report did not provide details on specific rules, timelines, or proposed measures. Market participants are therefore watching for additional announcements from the CFTC as the agency’s activity increases following the failed vote. The development keeps U.S. crypto regulation in focus, with the CFTC emerging as a key agency to monitor for potential rulemaking activity.