Regulation Ex-US defense secretary calls CLARITY Act a ‘national security bill’ By info@uweb3.io August 10, 2026 Share This Post FacebookXPinterestWhatsApp Former US Defense Secretary Mark Esper says the CLARITY Act is not merely a financial services bill, its a national security one. TagsActBillCallsCLARITYDefenseExUSnationalSecretarysecurity Related Posts Hester Peirce to leave SEC SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce has submitted her formal resignation... CFTC sues Cash FX in crypto-linked case The Commodity Futures Trading Commission said it is suing Cash... Tether says it had ‘limited’ exposure to bank linked to $84M US seizure US prosecutors alleged that a payments business illegally transferred... Ex-CFTC Leader to Leave Blockchain Association after CLARITY Vote Fails Summer Mersinger, formerly a commissioner with the US Commodity... OG.com Joins US Push for Single-Stock Perpetual Futures OG.com Markets is seeking US regulatory approval to offer... CFTC Updates Guidance on Tokenized Assets, Blockchain Records after Failed Vote Cointelegraph is committed to providing independent, high-quality journalism across... Previous articleIs Clarity's delay a blessing in disguise?: State of CryptoNext articleRobinhood (HOOD) brings crypto trading to UK in AI-powered all-in-one app
