Noah CEO Shah Ramezani says three pieces of U.S. policy, the CLARITY Act, the GENIUS Act and existing IRS tax rules, add up to a friendlier American stance on crypto. His comments, posted on social media, coincide with a modest uptick in optimism priced into Bitcoin futures markets, though the odds remain low overall.
Shah Ramezani, chief executive of stablecoin startup Noah, said on social media that the United States is shifting toward a more supportive stance on cryptocurrency regulation, pointing to three measures already in motion.
The CLARITY Act splits oversight of digital assets between two regulators: tokens are treated as either a digital commodity or a security, with commodities falling under the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and securities under the Securities and Exchange Commission. This distinction is meant to give the market a clearer rulebook than it has had before.
The GENIUS Act, enacted earlier, already sets reserve requirements and issuer oversight for stablecoins. Tax treatment of crypto, meanwhile, remains defined by the Internal Revenue Service, so the three measures cover regulation, stablecoins and taxation as separate tracks rather than one single law.
Ramezani's comments land alongside a modest rise in optimism priced into Bitcoin futures markets, though the odds remain low overall.
Source: Crypto Briefing
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