Franklin Templeton Supports CLARITY Act
Franklin Templeton has officially supported the CLARITY Act. It stands alongside BlackRock, Fidelity, Goldman Sachs, and Charles Schwab in advocating for legislative changes to the crypto market structure. This indicates that leading asset managers on Wall Street view "regulatory clarity" as a prerequisite for entering the digital asset market.
Source: Public Information
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Franklin Templeton has previously made moves in on-chain funds and digital asset infrastructure, so this public support is not surprising; it seems more like an effort to institutionalize existing experiments. At the capital level, the core of this support is not the bill itself, but rather providing compliance frameworks for pensions, endowments, and large asset management funds to enter the market. Similar cases can be compared to the early approval paths of the ETF era: large institutions first complete infrastructure and compliance preparations, followed by regulators clarifying rules to release larger capital flows. Essentially, this is a change in regulation, as the key to the CLARITY Act is not publicity, but rather redefining the jurisdictional boundaries between the SEC and CFTC, thereby determining which assets can be allocated on a large scale by institutions.
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- Big money waits for the rules first.
- The clearer the regulations, the more willing funds are to invest heavily.
- The premise for institutional entry has never been hype, but boundaries.