The latest version of the "CLARITY Act" draft includes a provision to encourage white-hat hackers, aiming to reward individuals who identify security vulnerabilities.

BlockBeats News, July 25th, the latest version of the "Cryptocurrency Market Structure Act" in the U.S. Senate (known as the CLARITY Act) draft includes a provision to encourage white-hat hackers to responsibly disclose cybersecurity vulnerabilities. It proposes to authorize rewards to individuals who identify and report security vulnerabilities to enhance the protection of digital asset infrastructure before the vulnerabilities are maliciously exploited. This provision adopts the views of former CFTC Chairman J. Christopher Giancarlo, who has long advocated for digital asset innovation.