# stablecoins — X 热门讨论 (2026-09-16 01:20 UTC)
## @blknoiz06 (Ansem 🐂🀄️) · 09-16 00:08 · ♥64 ↻5 💬16 crypto is currently the best r/r trade on the market
in the scenario where agi does not immediately impact society at scale, capital will still flow on-chain as blockchain rails meaningfully reduce costs for b2b, b2c, & c2c, stablecoins are substantially more efficient, RWAs & tokenized stocks are a lot more composable & globally distributable than their existing tradfi counterparts, the TVL + TAM for the on-chain economy is still massive and the companies that enable the transfer of capital will benefit massively - it is also a nonconsensus trade because most believe crypto is primarily scams
in the scenario where agi does impact society at scale, & agents are the primary parties moving capital at scale, blockchains are the most suitable infra for them to use instead of antiquated systems purposely built for humans, also SoVs like Bitcoin and Zcash will become even more important as the wealth creation from agi will be so vast that money will need to flow somewhere & in a digital-first world digital money makes a ton more sense
the general public is also not able to invest in agi happening because of how broken the pathway for successful private companies to IPO is while investing in crypto is much more accessible to the general public https://x.com/blknoiz06/status/2100014036255482261
## @CryptoMiners_Co (Crypto Miners) · 09-15 23:38 · ♥45 ↻12 💬11 🇺🇸 CLARITY Act Stalls in the Senate
The U.S. Senate failed to secure the 60 votes needed to move the CLARITY Act forward, blocking the start of debate on the crypto market-structure bill.
This wasn’t a final vote on the bill itself. It was a procedural vote on whether the Senate should begin debate, meaning the legislation has been stalled rather than formally rejected.
The House passed its version 294–134 in July 2025, while the Senate Banking Committee advanced its version in May 2026. Republicans were also preparing a 635-page substitute amendment.
But negotiations with Democrats broke down over crypto ethics rules, stablecoin yield, DeFi protections, paid-promoter disclosures and customer safeguards.
The bill would divide crypto oversight between the SEC and CFTC and establish rules for platforms, self-custody, developers and AML compliance.
Another vote or revised version is still possible, but with limited time before the midterms, comprehensive crypto legislation now looks unlikely in 2026.
Work on stablecoins, tokenized securities and agency rulemaking can continue separately. https://x.com/CryptoMiners_Co/status/2100006319008968908
## @BrandonPet35Z (Brandon Peters) · 09-15 21:42 · ♥41 ↻1 💬0 So by killing this bill, Trump and Federal elected officials can still profit from crypto, stablecoins can still out yield the banks, and foreign adversaries can still use it to bypass sanctions.. Bravo 👏 https://t.co/JYQo60JqB3 https://x.com/BrandonPet35Z/status/2099977204889444672