The first real legal framework for digital assets in US history is advancing right now. The CLARITY Act just cleared its biggest hurdle. Senators Tillis and Alsobrooks reached a bipartisan deal with the White House on stablecoin yield, the issue that had banks and crypto firms deadlocked for months. Banks didn't want stablecoin issuers paying interest to holders because it competes directly with traditional deposits. Now the White House is hosting meetings this week between big banks and crypto companies to negotiate the final market structure compromise. This comes days after the SEC and CFTC issued joint guidance laying out a five-category taxonomy for crypto assets, declaring that most, including Bitcoin, are not securities. It's the clearest regulatory signal since the Bitcoin ETF approvals. The bill still has to clear the Senate, but momentum hasn't looked like this before. Worth watching what makes it into the final text, particularly how Bitcoin is treated relative to stablecoins in the tax and payments framework.