
Major U.S. banks aren't held back by technological hurdles or market volatility in digital assets; their hesitation is purely due to fear of regulatory "lawfare" and a "future Gary Gensler." The CLARITY Act is the ultimate "unlock," implying banks are simply waiting for legal certainty to flood the market. Is this truly the *only* barrier, or are we overlooking other fundamental challenges?
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