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On September 14, U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis urged her colleagues to support the CLARITY Act, stating that the Senate will face a critical choice tomorrow: to solidify America's leadership in the digital asset space, enhance consumer protection, and provide law enforcement with the necessary tools to combat illegal financial activities, or to allow the crypto industry to move overseas. Lummis noted that if the U.S. fails to establish a clear regulatory framework for digital assets in a timely manner, American consumers will face greater risks, and the country's leadership in this field may be weakened. She emphasized that no other country can regulate the digital asset industry as effectively as the U.S. Lummis highlighted that the CLARITY Act is currently before the Senate, and such legislative opportunities may not arise again in the coming years, thus urging the current chance to push the bill forward.

Miles Jennings, head of policy and regulation at a16zcrypto, stated that the U.S. Senate should push for the passage of the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act. Jennings noted that the risks exposed by the FTX collapse, such as customer asset segregation, custody, and information disclosure, are not complex, yet the current digital asset market still lacks regulatory protections akin to those in traditional financial markets. The CLARITY Act would require digital asset brokers, dealers, and exchanges to implement measures for customer asset segregation, qualified custody, information disclosure, and insider trading restrictions, while also clarifying the regulatory boundaries between the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Jennings warned that with the supply of stablecoins exceeding $300 billion and the market value of tokenized assets surpassing $30 billion, if the Senate does not take action this time, the impact of the next market collapse could be greater than that of the FTX incident.

On September 14, the National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic (NBKR) signed a memorandum of understanding with blockchain security company CertiK, officially establishing a long-term strategic partnership. The two parties will collaborate in areas such as digital som security, digital asset regulation, and cybersecurity. According to the memorandum, they will explore technical and experiential exchanges in blockchain and digital asset security, security assessments, formal verification, cybersecurity, and operational resilience. CertiK will leverage its capabilities in digital asset security and risk management to provide technical and strategic support to the NBKR and explore the deployment of CertiK Supervision and CertiK Compliance solutions to enhance ongoing risk monitoring and regulation. Additionally, both parties will engage in regulatory consulting and professional training related to anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing (AML/CFT), digital asset custody, security standards, and licensing requirements. CertiK stated that this collaboration marks the further application of its security technology capabilities within central banks and stringent regulatory environments, providing a reference for future collaborations with other central banks and regulatory bodies.