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Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson criticizes the CLARITY Act as "horrific" and "trash." Hoskinson argues the bill could classify all digital assets as securities, harming new crypto projects
He disagrees with Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse's support for the bill, questioning the rush to pass it
The CLARITY Act could lead to increased SEC oversight and regulatory ambiguity for the crypto industry.
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Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has expressed strong criticism of the proposed US CLARITY Act, labeling it a "horrific, trash bill" that could endanger the future of the US crypto industry.
In a YouTube podcast on March 3, 2026, Hoskinson argued that the bill, in its current form, poses significant risks to new crypto projects and could empower the SEC to crack down on the industry. He believes that rulemaking could make the bill "horrific and weaponized" and that it fails to address the core issues within the industry.
Hoskinson also suggested that a Democratic election win could lead to stricter crypto regulations, making the market structure bill particularly detrimental. He fears the bill could be used to link crypto with corruption, especially given the current ambiguity in legal frameworks.
Hoskinson's primary concern with the CLARITY Act is its potential to classify all digital assets as securities by default. This would automatically place every new project under the SEC's jurisdiction, requiring them to prove they are not securities, a process that could be challenging.
He stated, "Everything starts as a security. Then you have to go to the SEC and tell them, I don’t think I’m a security anymore… The SEC has to agree with you. And, they can make an argument and say no."
Furthermore, Hoskinson believes that designating a project as a "digital commodity" under the CFTC would also have negative impacts. He pointed out that regulators could use subjective criteria, such as decentralization levels or value assignment methods, to enforce regulations.
This criticism follows recent Cardano news about Charles Hoskinson's decision to integrate LayerZero into the network.
Charles Hoskinson has also taken aim at Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse for his support of the CLARITY Act. While Garlinghouse has stated that "a bad bill is better than no bill" and "it’s not perfect, but we just need to get something done," Hoskinson disagrees.
Hoskinson questioned the urgency of passing the bill if amendments can be made later, highlighting the potential negative consequences for the industry and emphasizing the need for amendments before its final passage.
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