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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon Supports Clarity Act for Digital Asset Regulation
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Fusion42 · 23 July 2026 · Fusion42 review
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon publicly backed the Clarity Act for digital asset regulation, citing benefits of a level playing field and market stability, as the Senate prepares for a floor vote next week. His stance contrasts with opposition from JPMorgan and banking associations concerned about stablecoin provisions.
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If you're building crypto infrastructure or stablecoin rails, the Senate vote next week matters: Goldman just signalled institutional capital is ready to move once rules are clear, which means the banking opposition to yield-bearing stablecoins will determine whether your product becomes legal or dead. Call your customers in crypto and traditional finance now—this vote will split the market.
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