Saylor: Bitcoin Doesn't Need Clarity Act, America Does

Michael Saylor has stated that Bitcoin does not need the Clarity Act to function, while emphasizing that America needs settled rules. This comes after the recent rejection of the US crypto bill from the Senate before recess.

The Strategy chairman's comments drew a clear line between the decentralized nature of Bitcoin and the country that regulates it. According to Saylor, $BTC runs as a fixed-supply network that does not depend on any single nation's laws to keep working. He stated that the United States is the one that needs durable rules.

The Clarity Act delay now looks likely to stretch into fall, with Senate vote counts remaining short of the 60 needed and lawmakers still disagreeing over DeFi treatment and stablecoin rewards.