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The crypto industry in the United States may still get clear rules even if the CLARITY Act does not become law. Regulators are already working on guidance that explains how crypto assets should be treated under current financial laws. This move could give companies and investors a better idea of what they can and cannot do.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission is preparing new guidance about crypto assets. The goal is to explain when a digital token should be treated as a security under federal law. This guidance is now under review at the White House.

Reports say the document will include a token taxonomy. In simple words this means a system that groups different types of crypto tokens into clear categories. Each category will explain what rules apply to that token.

If this system is approved it will help crypto projects understand which regulator has authority over their token. It will also explain what legal duties they must follow before offering tokens to the public.

The SEC leadership has said that this guidance is meant to give both investors and builders a clear understanding of their responsibilities. When companies know the rules they can operate with less fear of sudden enforcement action. At the same time investors get better protection because projects must follow disclosure rules.

This step is different from another proposal the SEC is working on about crypto asset offerings. That proposal focuses on how new tokens are sold. The taxonomy guidance instead focuses on classification of existing crypto assets.

Many market observers believe this approach could help the industry move forward even if lawmakers fail to pass the CLARITY Act. Some experts say a full law from Congress would be stronger because it would permanently define the structure of crypto regulation. But they also say clear guidance from regulators is still a positive step.

Under this framework crypto firms would be able to register with regulators. They would provide basic information about their projects and business operations. They would also need to give clear disclosures to investors.

At the same time another regulator is preparing its own rules. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is working on guidance for prediction markets which have grown into a multi billion dollar sector. Prediction markets allow users to place trades based on future events such as elections sports or economic data.

The regulator has started the process to create formal rules for these markets. Officials have also promised guidance for crypto perpetual futures trading in the near future. These steps aim to make the derivatives side of crypto more organized and transparent.

The CLARITY Act itself has struggled to move forward this year. One major issue is disagreement between the crypto industry and the banking sector over stablecoin rewards. Banks have opposed high yield rewards offered by some stablecoin platforms.

The White House has openly criticized banks for their position and has shown support for innovation in the crypto sector. This disagreement has made it harder for politicians from both parties to support the same bill.

Even if the law remains stuck regulators may still act on their own authority. By releasing clear guidelines they can give the crypto market a basic rulebook. That could allow companies to build products serve users and raise capital with more certainty while lawmakers continue debating a full market structure law.
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