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Why tokenization could make Solana a CLARITY Act winner

By Ritika Gupta · Published March 4, 2026 · 4 min read · Source: AMBCrypto
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Why tokenization could make Solana a CLARITY Act winner

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Tokenized gold surges on Solana, reinforcing the CLARITY Act bull thesis.

Posted: March 5, 2026 Avatar By: Ritika Gupta Journalist Edited By: Saman Waris Why tokenization could make Solana a CLARITY Act winner Avatar Ritika Gupta Journalist Edited By: Saman Waris Posted: March 5, 2026 Share this article

One vote of confidence from U.S. President Donald Trump was enough to flip the market back into risk-on mode, with capital flooding into risk assets and big-cap coins pushing past key resistance levels.

Notably, this followed his pro-crypto stance, which signaled the government’s push for the CLARITY Act. Consequently, the market went into a frenzy, with investors viewing it as a strong long-term bullish signal.

Solana’s [SOL] 3.77% intraday pop shows traders didn’t leave it behind. That said, as a Layer-1 network, investors aren’t just speculating.

Instead, they are responding to fundamentals, especially as the market already identifies Solana as the potential biggest gainer from the CLARITY Act.

Solana

Source: TradingView (SOL/USDT)

One analyst pointed to its speed and scalability as key drivers. 

The logic is simple. President Trump’s stance aims to put the U.S. at the front of the crypto race. This would naturally require banks and other financial institutions to comply, something they’ve largely resisted so far.

In this context, the CLARITY Act would bring regulatory clarity on digital assets, which in turn could drive more Layer-1 use cases, giving Solana a direct edge thanks to its fast network and robust infrastructure.

Still, the question remains: Does this fundamental edge give Solana a shot at being the “biggest” asymmetric winner from the CLARITY Act, as some in the market expect, or is that thesis still too far-fetched given SOL’s weaker technical standing?

Solana’s gold volume jump highlights L1 advantage

Speculators bet on tokenization as the CLARITY Act’s top winner.

Token Terminal explains why: The U.S. is backing a sector that could turn 5.6 billion internet users into buyers of tokenized assets, from the U.S. T-bills to other digital tokens, reinforcing the market’s bullish sentiment.

In this context, Solana’s recent tokenized gold volume data couldn’t have come at a better time.

The Kobeissi Letter reports tokenized gold hit a record high amid ongoing U.S.-Iran tensions, with volumes jumping 290% above the previous record.

SOL

Source: TradingView

Even more striking, gold trading on Solana surged to 25.5 million tokens.

According to AMBCrypto, this highlights a key divergence for two reasons. First, tokenized gold is seeing growing volume amid market FUD.

This reinforces Token Terminal’s take that tokenization could be the biggest winner from the CLARITY Act.

Second, with Solana grabbing a massive share of this volume, it supports analysts’ view that the network could be the CLARITY Act’s top winner. In turn, this makes it a key network to watch as the act moves forward.


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