The Senate blocked the CLARITY Act hours after Anchorage's head of policy, Kevin Wysocki, said crypto custody can already proceed through existing OCC guidance.
Wysocki said no new law was needed for the OCC to authorize custody activity and that firms are applying for charters, leaving a federal path in place even without the bill.
Senate Blocks CLARITY Act as Anchorage Policy Head Points to OCC Charter Path
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