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Foresight News reported that Miles Jennings, General Counsel at a16z, shared his views on the “CLARITY Act” in a recent article. He believes that the core significance of this act is not simply regulatory compliance, but that it is the first time an independent legal framework separate from corporate law has been proposed specifically for decentralized blockchain networks. The article points out that the current legal system defaults to companies as the standard organizational structure and requires the presence of a controlling party. Applying this to blockchain networks leads to concentrated power and intermediaries extracting value, contradicting the distributed design of such networks. Jennings believes that blockchain networks can distribute value to edge participants instead of centering it, and that the “CLARITY Act” provides legal feasibility for this approach.

ChainCatcher news, the latest disclosed SEC documents show that as of March 31, 2026, Avenir Group held 18,276,100 shares of BlackRock's IBIT Bitcoin spot ETF, with a portfolio value of approximately $702 million based on the quarter-end closing price, a slight decrease of about 0.061% compared to the fourth quarter of 2025. Since the second quarter of 2024, Avenir Group has maintained its position as the largest institutional holder of Bitcoin ETFs in Asia for eight consecutive quarters.

ChainCatcher news: As market risk appetite recovers, altcoins have recently performed better overall than Bitcoin, with Hyperliquid ecosystem token HYPE leading the gains in the past 24 hours. Data shows that capital is shifting from Bitcoin and Ethereum to high-volatility assets, driving up the prices of some DeFi and exchange platform-related tokens. Analysts point out that improved trader risk sentiment and increased activity in the derivatives market are important reasons why altcoins have outperformed BTC recently.