You are the one they turn to.
Thursdays · Noon ET, one hour
When the board asks “are we exposed?”, when the product team wants to ship something that touches a stablecoin, when a client or regulator asks a question nobody prepped you for, it lands on your desk.
The ground keeps moving
The problem is not that answers don't exist. It's that the ground keeps moving. Treasury's stablecoin licensing regime takes effect January 18, 2027. The SEC has proposed a new framework for crypto assets. Tokenized assets and automated payment flows are pulling more decisions, and more decision-makers, into regulatory scope every quarter. Ambiguity quietly transfers risk onto whoever has to decide anyway.
What The CLARITY Briefing is for
That's what The CLARITY Briefing is for. Every Thursday at 12:00 PM ET, a live working session: what changed, who it touches, and the questions worth asking before they're asked of you.
Hosted by Dr. Tonya M. Evans, digital asset attorney and regulatory strategist who has advised financial institutions, VASPs, and policymakers and testified before Congress on digital assets. Bring your questions; she takes them live.
Every session is live. Register once and you’re covered for the whole series: the join link for each briefing arrives by email before we go live, your session worksheet arrives with it, and the replay follows after. One registration, every session.
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Fall 2026 sessions
No session Oct 22.- Sept 25FridaydeliveredThe January 18 Problem: Treasury's New Stablecoin Licensing Rule and What to Do Before 2027
A licensing rule with a hard date is a deadline, not a headline. This session covered what Treasury's new stablecoin licensing rule changes, who it reaches, and what to do before the 2027 clock runs out. Delivered live; covered for everyone registered for the Fall run.
- Oct 1deliveredRegulation Crypto Assets: Inside the SEC's Proposed Framework
A proposed framework is the one window where the rules can still be read before they harden. This session walked through what the SEC's framework proposes, where it is still open, and the questions worth asking while it is still a proposal. Delivered live; covered for everyone registered for the Fall run.
- Oct 8deliveredThe CLARITY Act: Where Market Structure Actually Stands
Market structure decides which rules apply to your product, your partners, and your disclosures. This session separates the headlines from where the CLARITY Act actually stands, and what to plan for now.
- Oct 15nextCrypto Custody Without a Custodian: The SEC's Proposal Puts the Burden on Advisers and Funds. How to Prove You Were Ready.
The SEC's custody proposal shifts the burden to advisers and funds. When someone asks how you were prepared, you will need to show your work. This session covers what the proposal asks and how to document readiness now.
- Oct 30FridayYour Year-End Readiness Roadmap: A Real Scenario, Mapped Live
Knowing the rules is different from spotting the issues in your own facts. Watch one real scenario go through the CLARITY engine on screen, then see the full series tied together into a practical roadmap for improving your digital assets regulatory readiness.
Get your baseline: run the Web3 Ready CLARITY Assessment and bring your Clarity Index score. Minutes to complete, and it turns a general briefing into your briefing.
Run the assessmentDigital assets risk, made clear.
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Registering gets you into the live Q&A and the session materials afterward. One registration covers the Fall 2026 run.