The CLARITY Act is under scrutiny as crypto industry experts express optimism about its passage, despite the removal of several contentious provisions. On a recent panel hosted by Blockworks, Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer at Bitwise, noted that the crypto sector is increasingly unified in its desire to see the legislation move forward. David Lawant, Head of Research at Anchorage, stated that the bill has evolved to a point where it is 'good enough to pass,' highlighting the importance of bipartisan support, particularly from moderate Democrats, in the legislative process. As the discussion progressed, Lawant pointed out that stablecoins are projected to reach 'multiple trillions of dollars,' underscoring their growing significance in the U.S. financial landscape. Additionally, major tech firms are quietly incorporating stablecoins into their payment systems, with Meta Platforms expanding USDC payouts in markets like Colombia and the Philippines, and YouTube introducing PYUSD payments. This shift indicates that stablecoins are transitioning from mere trading tools to essential components of real-world payment infrastructure. The panel also touched on MicroStrategy's potential strategy to sell Bitcoin to bolster its preferred-share ecosystem, with Hougan defending the idea as a means to maximize long-term Bitcoin accumulation.