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Revised CLARITY Act Targets ‘Non-Decentralized’ DeFi Operators

A revised version of the CLARITY Act would target “non-decentralized” DeFi operators, with the bill’s ethics section left largely unchanged despite being a main point of contention ahead of a pivotal Senate vote. The measure is being finalized as lawmakers prepare for the vote.

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The revised text sharpens the dividing line between genuinely decentralized protocols and operators the bill treats as intermediaries, which is where the real regulatory exposure sits rather than in DeFi as a category. Leaving the ethics section intact signals that the contentious material was not the drafting priority, so the operative fight now runs through how "non-decentralized" gets defined and applied. Whether that definition survives the Senate vote, and how narrowly it is drawn, is the open question for builders weighing where their operations fall.

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