Arthur Hayes says Bitcoin never needed Clarity Act and will not need it

  • Arthur Hayes criticized the Clarity Act's potential impact on crypto innovation.
  • Bitcoin has operated without the act since its emergence in 2009.
  • Hayes said future products should not depend on regulatory legislation.

BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes criticized the Clarity Act, saying it could constrain innovation in the U.S. crypto industry and block products aligned with market demand. In a post on X, Hayes said Bitcoin has operated without the legislation since its emergence in 2009 and will not need it in the future. He also argued that industry development and new product creation should not depend on the passage of regulatory legislation.

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