CLARITY Act News: Andrew Cuomo Calls Its Failure ‘Murder On The Orient Express’
Andrew Cuomo referred to the stalled CLARITY Act with a “Murder on the Orient Express” comparison while speaking about the U.S. crypto market-structure bill. The event centers on that bill’s failure to advance, with one account linking Cuomo’s remarks to election-year politics and another framing the comment as part of his discussion of the stalled measure.
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People following the U.S. crypto market-structure debate will notice that the CLARITY Act remains stalled, and Cuomo’s comment puts a public political figure in the middle of that discussion. That matters to lawmakers, industry participants, and observers who track whether the bill is moving forward or staying blocked.
Before this, the bill was being discussed as a market-structure measure; now the public framing around it includes Cuomo’s “Murder on the Orient Express” comparison and a link to election-year politics. What has not changed in the record here is that the measure is still described as stalled, with no new legislative movement stated.
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