U.S. Agencies Move to Replace Crypto Market Framework

U.S. agencies are moving to develop regulatory substitutes for the Clarity Act, a proposed law intended to establish a durable foundation for crypto-market oversight, according to CoinDesk. The shift raises questions about what rules will take its place and whether agency-led measures can provide lasting certainty for the sector. CoinDesk’s report reviews the bill’s intended role and examines the regulatory approach now emerging in its absence. The development is relevant to digital-asset markets as participants assess how U.S. oversight may evolve without the framework envisioned by the legislation. The report was published on September 19, 2026. Assets associated with the coverage include ARK, BR, BILL and TUT.