David

Stable coin yields, being able to tokenize securities, like more financial assets in more expressive ways to go to more people, all that kind of stuff.

And they are not satisfied with that arena of the Clarity Act.

Neeraj from Coin Center are primarily more narrowly focused on DeFi protections, developer protections, individual freedoms and individual rights from prosecution.

And it seems to be that this bill does strongly protect DeFi.

Not completely, because Brian Armstrong also said that there needs to be more DeFi protections.

But I think that's why we are seeing two different opinions from CoinCenter versus Coinbase.

Yeah.

All right.

So what happens next?

Like I said, the banking committee was supposed to do their markup today.

It got canceled due to Coinbase's withdrawal of support.

The ag committee announced that its markup was scheduled to January 27th.

So that's kind of the next big milestone that is in

How many days?

That is in math.

12 days.

The time that we have here, so we have 12 days before the Ad Committee does their stuff and then the Banking Committee has their stuff again as well.

At least that allows these two different tracks to kind of like reconcile and get over some differences and see if we can make things more simple and come to agreement with certain things so we can kind of narrow things

the energies and the focus on the disputes, which is probably going to be stablecoins and DeFi.

To summarize what the crypto industry wants out of this bill, Jake Stravinsky put five things into a list, five things that Jake Stravinsky thinks that we need to focus on as an industry.