ReZorWay retweeted
Hello Community,
We’re happy to share that we have successfully closed our deal to take over an existing FIU-registered entity along with a European license.
Our next step is to work on updating the name on the licenses and aligning everything with Rezor. If the name-change process is not possible, we will explore the best way to move forward while continuing to build and operate the exchange.
We also want to be very clear we are not asking anyone to buy RZR, nor are we stopping anyone from selling what they currently hold. Everyone should make their own decision based on what they feel is right for them.
Our priority is to keep things moving and get Rezor back on track. The process may take some time, but we are actively working on it and will share another update as soon as we have more concrete information.
We’re working on it. We’re moving forward.
ReZorWay retweeted
Some community banks are suggesting stablecoins are driving deposit flight. The data says otherwise: BofA shows household deposits rising across income groups this year, and the FDIC reports domestic deposits grew for a seventh straight quarter. Community banks actually outperformed the industry, posting 5% deposit growth.
If the worry is the Clarity Act compromise itself, that’s backwards. Section 404 bars stablecoin issuers from paying anything that functions like interest, even disguised as rewards or points, and bans marketing stablecoins as deposits or FDIC-insured. It’s actually tougher than current law, not looser.
The real story behind closing community banks isn’t stablecoins. It’s consolidation: 2,000 community banks lost in a decade, only 62 new ones formed, and the buyers are super regional banks, not crypto companies.
The Banking Committee already built a nine-provision community bank package into the housing bill to help with deposit retention, on top of tightening stablecoin yield rules under Clarity.
Killing the Clarity Act won’t help community banks. It just protects the status quo they say is broken.
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🇺🇸BREAKING: Senate Majority Leader John Thune files cloture on the motion to proceed to the CLARITY Act.
The major procedural step puts the digital asset market structure bill on a path toward the Senate floor, with the cloture vote expected around September 14–15.
ReZorWay retweeted
CLARITY has a date. Sept. 15
We applaud Senator Thune for advancing the bill. Filing cloture tees up a key vote as soon as the Senate returns.
As Senators head home for recess, they will be hearing from over 3M Stand With Crypto advocates.
Make sure your voice is among them
Leader Thune filed cloture on the motion to proceed to Cal. #423, H.R.3633, Clarity Act.
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BREAKING: The Senate has begun formal floor action on the CLARITY Act.
Majority Leader John Thune filed the motion early Saturday after an overnight voting session, hours before the Senate left for summer break.
This is the furthest the bill has ever moved.
The first procedural vote now comes when the Senate returns on September 14, possibly on day two.
It needs 60 votes, which means at least 10 Democrats. That support is still in doubt over a provision banning senior officials, including Trump, from backing crypto projects.
A revised version of that section has been sitting unanswered at the White House for over a week.
September gives them three weeks before Congress leaves for the midterms.
If the bill fails there, a new Congress starts in 2027 and the industry begins again from zero.
ReZorWay retweeted
I've incorporated hundreds of pages of Democrat priorities in the Clarity Act: 33 Dem-driven edits in Title I alone, 23 new illicit finance sections, 30 more CFTC wins, 3 entirely new titles Dems wanted. That's 100+ compromises — yet still not enough for some.
"Perfect" stopped being principled months ago. Now it's just an excuse not to legislate. We have to pass the Clarity Act NOW.
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HUGE: The SEC and CFTC are building a backup plan for US crypto rules as the CLARITY Act stalls.
The US regulators are advancing Project Crypto, a joint effort to define crypto assets and create clearer rules for staking, stablecoins, custody, fundraising and onchain trading.
The project has already produced a joint interpretation, with more rules now on the SEC’s 2026 agenda.
Though it cannot replace the CLARITY Act, it could be a regulatory workaround as the bill remains stuck.
ReZorWay retweeted
🚨 EVERY BITCOIN BEAR MARKET ENDS WITH CASUALTIES.
2014 had Mt. Gox.
2018 had BitGrail.
2022 had FTX.
Now BitMEX and BitMart are shutting down within days of each other.
This confirms that the final phase has begun...
BREAKING: BitMEX is shutting down after 11 years.
When exchanges start struggling, the $BTC bear market bottom is usually in or very close.
Mt. Gox 2014 → 12,000% rally
BitGrail 2018 → 2,044%
FTX 2022 → 686%
Exchanges may die. Bitcoin never dies.
ReZorWay retweeted
🚨 THIS IS NOT WHAT I EXPECTED
THE EXCHANGE THAT INVENTED 100x LEVERAGE JUST DIED AFTER 11 YEARS
BitMEX is shutting down.
Three days later:
BitMart announced the same. Its token crashed 60% overnight.
Two exchanges. One week.
But here's what nobody's telling you:
Nobody got hacked. No FTX-style fraud.
The business model just stopped working.
Fees compressed.
Volumes died.
Compliance costs exploded.
When exchanges die quietly - not from scandal, but from starvation = that's the bottom of the cycle.
Look at the pattern:
2022 → FTX collapses → BTC bottoms weeks later.
2026 → BitMEX + BitMart die → and here we are.
Every bear market kills the weak hands before the next run. Exchanges included.
This doesn't scream "bottom is IN."
But the exact signals that marked the last one are flashing again.
That's how cycles reset.
You don't want to miss my next steps.
Follow me now
NFA.
ReZorWay retweeted
CLARITY ACT MIGHT NOT PASS?!
Okay. Then why did JPMorgan, Bank of America, and Citi just announce a shared tokenized deposit network?
Why did Visa and Mastercard launch a stablecoin backed by 140+ companies?
Why did Morgan Stanley stand up a national trust bank and complete E*TRADE's crypto rollout?
Why is Schwab openly targeting Coinbase's market share?
Why is the DTCC, the actual plumbing of Wall Street, running production trades of tokenized securities THIS month?
Why did Vanguard, the firm that blocked Bitcoin ETFs in 2024, just post its first-ever Head of Digital Assets role?
Why did Samsung announce native stablecoins in Samsung Wallet?
Why did the Fraternal Order of Police, 382,000 members, endorse the bill this morning?
And why is the crypto industry the single largest corporate political spender of the 2026 cycle?
Institutions with the best legal and political information on earth do not build settlement networks, trust banks, and multi-year roadmaps for a framework they expect to fail!
ReZorWay retweeted
Institutions want CLARITY. Investors want CLARITY.
It is time to pass the CLARITY Act.
ReZorWay retweeted
The Clarity Act finally answers a question crypto has asked since Howey: when does a digital asset stop being a security? By defining "ancillary assets," we're giving builders a clear path forward instead of years of regulatory guesswork that's driven innovation offshore
ReZorWay retweeted
The ethics excuse just collapsed. President Trump agreed to strict rules covering every federal official, including himself.
The Senate has no reason left to delay. Pass the Clarity Act.
History will remember this as the moment a president chose a higher standard of ethics than the law required of him. This agreement bans ALL federal officials — including the President — from issuing or sponsoring a digital asset for profit, with real enforcement and real penalties.
Thank you, @POTUS! Let's get the Clarity Act passed NOW.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump previously launched the $TRUMP and $MELANIA meme coins, which generated substantial revenue for Trump-affiliated entities and prompted bipartisan ethics concerns over public officials profiting from digital assets.
abcnews.go.com/Politics/trump…
