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CLARITY Act Text Still Missing After July 17 Hearing as Gaming Tokens Stay in Legal Limbo

A July 17 House field hearing on the CLARITY Act drew no Democratic attendees and the bill text still has not been released, leaving blockchain gaming tokens like SAND, AXS, and ILV in legal uncertainty with only weeks left before the Senate breaks for August recess.

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MiCA Full Enforcement is Live: What EU Blockchain Gamers Must Do Right Now

The EU's MiCA regulation entered full enforcement on July 1, 2026, and Binance is exiting Europe entirely. EU blockchain gamers holding AXS, ILV, GALA, SAND, and other gaming tokens need to act now.

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CLARITY Act Clears Senate Committee: What It Means for Your Blockchain Gaming Tokens

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee passed the CLARITY Act 15-9 on May 14, creating the clearest path yet to a federal legal framework for crypto. For blockchain game token holders, the bill's commodity classification could remove years of regulatory uncertainty.

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Senator Warren Questioned MrBeast About SuperVerse. The SUPER Token Has Bigger Problems.

Senator Warren's Congressional inquiry named SuperVerse in questioning MrBeast about influencer crypto promotions. While the regulatory spotlight grabs attention, SUPER's real challenge is building utility in a gaming ecosystem that still needs its killer app.

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SEC Closes Immutable Investigation: The Regulatory Cloud Lifts Over Web3 Gaming's Biggest Chain

The SEC has closed its investigation into Immutable without action. Combined with 500+ games in its ecosystem and weekly NFT sales of $2.62M, Immutable enters its post-merge era with regulatory clarity and scale that no other Web3 gaming chain matches.

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The SEC and CFTC Finally Classified Crypto Tokens: Here's What It Means for Gaming

The landmark SEC-CFTC joint interpretation creates a five-part token taxonomy and directly addresses gaming tokens. For Web3 game studios, the regulatory fog is finally lifting, but what's visible isn't all good news.

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