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A clear vote in Washington has set the stage for a potential boom in cryptocurrencies. On July 17, 2025, the House passed the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025.
According to Cardano co-founder Charles Hoskinson, this bill could give investors and developers the legal certainty they need. He says that once rules are clear, stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets could surge.
Based on reports, the CLARITY Act would tell market players whether the SEC or the CFTC has authority over each token. It would also set new compliance standards for trading platforms.
Hoskinson expects the passing of this law to trigger fresh interest from major tech firms. He believes companies like Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, Nvidia, and Tesla may start moving into blockchain once they see clear guardrails.
According to Hoskinson, big tech could bring massive money into crypto. He predicts that a stablecoin market valued at between $1 trillion and $2 trillion could emerge quickly.
Today, stablecoins hold nearly $150 billion in US Treasuries — and total about $240 billion in market cap. If that trend continues, dollar-backed tokens could become a major part of how people store and move value.
Data shows that tokenized real-world assets, or RWAs, are also on the rise. These are digital versions of things like real estate and bonds. By putting them on chains like Cardano, Hoskinson says value can move faster and stay secure.
Market watchers point out that giving traditional assets a digital twin could open new funding channels. He sees that as another big growth driver once regulators give their stamp of approval.
The GENIUS Act is another federal push that could speed up stablecoin use. US President Donald Trump’s crypto adviser, Bo Hines, says this law could help tokens link more closely with banks and markets.
Hines thinks the overall digital asset market might swell to between $15 trillion and $20 trillion in the coming years. That would be a huge jump from the current $3.80 trillion total and the $2.80 trillion held by Bitcoin, which owns 60% dominance after an 6.5% drop in the past day.
