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Stablecoins or tokenized stocks or dollars on blockchains. Rivals the size of the Visa network, trillions of dollars transacted. If you have a dollar of that stablecoin, there is a dollar sitting in the bank, and that's why the Clarity Act working its way through the Senate is so important.
One of the biggest opponents to the bill is senator Elizabeth Warren. And why? Why are we working on this? She says that North Korea and terrorists and ransomware hackers are gonna run wild if this bill passes.
The national security people I talk to typically don't agree with that because there's a trail.
Another debate that has been opened with respect to the clarity bill, developers should be held more liable for the software that they write.
If you sell people with gold products, they get used by many people for many reasons. It's a kill shot to the industry,
which is clearly the goal. Volumes are now rivaling Visa network, which is insane. Lots of gigantic financial institutions have rushed in, BlackRock, JPMorgan, Visa itself, Mastercard, what happens if clarity does not matter?
Crypto has reached a pivotal moment. As Congress debates landmark market structure legislation, the decisions made today could shape where the next generation of financial infrastructure is built and whether The United States remains the global leader in crypto innovation. In this episode, Robert Hackett sits down with Marc Andreessen and Chris Dixon to discuss why regulatory clarity matters, what the Clarity Act would change, and how clear rules could unlock the next phase of blockchain adoption from stablecoins and tokenized assets to the future of the Internet itself.
Welcome to the a sixteen z crypto show. I'm Robert Hackett, and I'm here with Mark Andreessen and Chris Dixon, who, if you watch the show, need no introduction.
Great to be here.
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