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On August 21, according to Poloniex market data, Bitcoin has seen a significant increase over two consecutive days, with a total rise of 16.66%, bringing its market cap back to $1.5 trillion. The cryptocurrency market is recovering following a week where U.S. President Trump made a series of positive statements regarding the crypto sector. On Thursday, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) held its inaugural meeting of the Innovation and Technology Advisory Committee, attended by numerous industry leaders and executives, which further boosted the market. Meanwhile, CFTC Chairman Michael Selig stated that even if Congress fails to pass the Clarity Act, the crypto industry will still receive regulatory framework for market structure. Selig mentioned that the CFTC can establish a regulatory framework through rule-making or legislative efforts. He noted that the CFTC is currently evaluating several crypto regulatory rules, while continuing to monitor the progress of the Clarity Act. The bill is currently stalled in the U.S. Senate, with a procedural vote expected in mid-September, but it remains uncertain whether it will secure enough votes before the U.S. midterm elections. Selig emphasized that legislation is the 'most reliable method,' but the CFTC already possesses significant regulatory authority under existing laws. If Congress ultimately fails to pass the relevant legislation, the CFTC will utilize its existing powers to establish regulatory rules.

On August 21, according to Poloniex market data, Bitcoin has seen a significant increase over two consecutive days, with a cumulative rise of 16.66%, bringing its market cap back to $1.5 trillion. The cryptocurrency market is warming up, following a series of positive statements from U.S. President Trump regarding the crypto sector earlier this week. On Thursday, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) held its inaugural meeting of the Innovation Committee, attended by numerous industry leaders and executives, further boosting the market. Meanwhile, CFTC Chairman Michael Selig stated that even if Congress fails to pass the Clarity Act, the crypto industry will still receive regulatory oversight for market structure. Selig noted that the CFTC can establish a regulatory framework through rulemaking or legislative initiatives. Currently, the CFTC is evaluating several crypto regulatory rules but will continue to monitor the progress of the Clarity Act. The bill is currently stalled in the U.S. Senate, with a procedural vote expected in mid-September, but it remains uncertain whether it will secure enough votes before the U.S. midterm elections. Selig emphasized that legislation is the 'most reliable method,' but the CFTC already possesses significant regulatory authority under existing laws. If Congress ultimately fails to pass the relevant legislation, the CFTC will utilize its existing powers to establish regulatory rules.

On August 21, Chainlink co-founder and CEO Sergey Nazarov stated at the inaugural meeting of the U.S. CFTC Innovation Committee that he appreciates the CFTC and SEC for finally beginning to collaborate efficiently and constructively, rather than publicly conflicting as before. He believes this has significantly enhanced the reputation and trust in the U.S. financial markets and helps to form a unified regulatory vision, avoiding the past issues of '16 or 25 conflicting rules' that hindered innovation. Nazarov pointed out that regulatory fragmentation has come at a severe cost. Chainlink provides infrastructure such as data and cross-chain capabilities for thousands of applications and supports most of the DeFi ecosystem. Over the past seven years, he has witnessed hundreds of developers choose to leave the U.S. due to uncertainty, opting not to build high-quality applications in the country or serve American consumers. These innovators are no longer present at the meetings, which is a significant loss for the U.S. financial system and its consumers. He emphasized that the next trend is clear: equity tokenization will unlock a vast amount of on-chain value. The U.S. stock market currently accounts for about 60% of the global equity market's value and flow. If the global financial system accelerates its transition to blockchain, the U.S. must advance at an equal or even faster pace to maintain its dominant position. Otherwise, innovation and market advantages may be lost.