The new draft of the crypto market legislation, known as the Clarity Act, is set to be unveiled this week, but challenges remain:
Several sources have indicated that lawmakers plan to present an updated version that combines the previously passed bills from the Senate Banking and Agriculture Committees:
This bill could signify progress, but if key disagreements are not resolved, the industry's hopes may not materialize:
Senate Majority Leader John Thune has stated he is willing to put the bill up for a vote, but at least 60 votes are needed:
If a vote is announced, organizations like Stand With Crypto are expected to score the vote:
The 2026 midterm elections are approaching, and lawmakers will need to consider their constituents:
