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Coinbase CEO Urges Senate to Pass CLARITY Act This Week

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is urging the Senate to pass the CLARITY Act this week, calling it a critical bipartisan effort to establish clear cryptocurrency regulations in the U.S. He argues the bill would keep digital asset activity under American oversight, rather than pushing it offshore, while boosting job creation, tax revenue, innovation, and consumer protection. The updated 616-page bill, released by Senator Cynthia Lummis, defines regulatory roles for the SEC and CFTC, sets standards for exchanges and intermediaries, and includes provisions for stablecoin integration, cybersecurity, and anti-money laundering. Support extends beyond Coinbase, with former SEC Chairman Paul Atkins endorsing the framework. The "Stand With Crypto" advocacy group has mobilized significant voter outreach, highlighting that one in four Americans owns crypto and voter support favors pro-CLARITY candidates. Armstrong framed the vote as a choice for U.S. leadership in finance, technology, and national security.

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Coinbase CEO Urges Senate to Pass CLARITY Act This Week

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US Senators sent revised ethics rules to White House for CLARITY Act: Report

Two U.S. senators, Democrat Ruben Gallego and Republican Thom Tillis, have sent revised ethics guidelines to the White House concerning the cryptocurrency market structure bill known as the CLARITY Act. The changes reportedly shift enforcement of a ban on federal officials issuing or sponsoring tokens from the U.S. Attorney General to state authorities, addressing concerns from lawmakers about the initial draft. Gallego emphasized the need to strengthen provisions on ethics, consumer protection, and market integrity. The revisions aim to gain support from Senate Democrats, whose votes are needed to reach the 60-vote threshold for passage, as Republicans hold a narrow majority.

cointelegraph07/30 22:01

US Senators sent revised ethics rules to White House for CLARITY Act: Report

cointelegraph07/30 22:01

Just One Step Away, Where Is the Clarity Act Stuck?

The U.S. Digital Asset Market Structure Act, or Clarity Act, faces a critical, time-sensitive hurdle in the Senate despite recent progress. While the White House added an "ethics provision" to the bill—seen as a compromise with Republicans—significant disagreements persist, particularly regarding the details of this clause. Democrats oppose key elements: they object to granting enforcement authority solely to the Department of Justice, citing potential conflicts due to the Attorney General's past role as Trump's lawyer; they criticize a sunset clause that would void the provision after Trump's potential term ends in 2029; and they argue the restrictions on officials and their families are insufficient. With the Senate's summer recess approaching, the bill's timeline is severely constrained. It must compete for floor time with other contentious legislation, and procedural rules could further delay a vote. Analysts, noting strong Democratic resistance and limited negotiation time, have significantly lowered the probability of the bill passing in 2026. The final obstacle remains bridging the gap on the ethics provision's specifics, determining whether the long-awaited regulatory framework will be enacted imminently or postponed indefinitely.

Odaily星球日报07/28 08:36

Just One Step Away, Where Is the Clarity Act Stuck?

Odaily星球日报07/28 08:36

Сенат отложил принятие Закона о ясности, оставив перемирие в отношении доходности криптовалют с банками в подвешенном состоянии

The U.S. Senate has delayed consideration of the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act (FIT21), stalling a key truce between the crypto industry and banking lobby. This agreement, part of the legislation, would prohibit stablecoin issuers from offering interest-like returns for simply holding tokens, aiming to protect bank deposits. The delay stems from Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer prioritizing other matters, including Russia sanctions legislation and the funeral of the late Senator Lindsey Graham. Further complications arise from unresolved disputes over an ethics provision that would restrict officials, including former President Trump, from crypto industry ties, with Democrats seeking stronger terms. The extensive 616-page bill, merging proposals from banking and agriculture committees, faces a steep climb, requiring 60 votes for passage. Key Democratic Senators and progressive groups have criticized the current version, while state officials like New York Attorney General Letitia James argue it would limit their ability to police crypto fraud. If the bill fails to pass before the August recess, the next opportunity would be in September. Market observers note the delay keeps institutional crypto adoption on hold. While the already-passed FIT21 Act provides some framework, comprehensive federal rules for payment stablecoins are seen as crucial for deeper Wall Street involvement. Analysts like Galaxy's Alex Thorn suggest the bill's chances are diminishing as the Senate calendar shortens, though he still estimates roughly even odds for passage this year. Even if the Senate passes it, the bill would still need approval from a divided House and the President.

cryptonews.ru07/28 05:29

Сенат отложил принятие Закона о ясности, оставив перемирие в отношении доходности криптовалют с банками в подвешенном состоянии

cryptonews.ru07/28 05:29

CLARITY Act Countdown 25 Days: If It Doesn't Pass Before the August Recess, What Will Happen to the Crypto Market?

The "CLARITY Act," a major U.S. crypto market structure bill, faces a tight 25-day window before the Senate's August 10 recess. Its passage this year is now uncertain, with prediction markets giving only a 40% probability. The bill aims to clarify SEC/CFTC jurisdiction and provide a non-security path for tokens, but is stalled by political and law enforcement negotiations. If it fails to pass before the recess, the likely market impact is not a crash but a "slow bleed" through premium products like ETFs, as seen in June's record $4.5B net outflows from U.S. Bitcoin ETFs. XRP, which would gain permanent commodity status from the bill, stands to lose regulatory premium. Bitcoin and Ethereum, already classified as commodities, would be less directly impacted but face prolonged uncertainty for DeFi and institutional investment. The path forward includes passage before August (a major catalyst), delay to 2027 (prolonging uncertainty), or failure, requiring the bill to restart in the next Congress. Analysts note that even failure wouldn't halt the push for U.S. regulatory clarity, but would extend the timeline for establishing a global standard.

Odaily星球日报07/03 09:09

CLARITY Act Countdown 25 Days: If It Doesn't Pass Before the August Recess, What Will Happen to the Crypto Market?

Odaily星球日报07/03 09:09

US Senate Targets Fall 2026 Release for Crypto Tax Bill Amid CLARITY Act Push

U.S. Senators are targeting Fall 2026 for the potential release of a dedicated cryptocurrency tax bill. Senator Steve Daines revealed that Republicans have already developed a framework for the legislation, which aligns closely with recent crypto tax proposals from the House of Representatives. The Senate Finance Committee's move is driven by growing congressional interest in establishing clearer tax rules for virtual assets, addressing areas like staking rewards and mining. Concurrently, lawmakers continue to prioritize the broader Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act, which passed the Senate Banking Committee with bipartisan support. This act aims to create comprehensive regulations and define federal regulatory authority over cryptocurrencies. Over 200 industry groups are advocating for its passage, arguing that regulatory clarity will boost innovation and investment. Market observers view the tax bill and the CLARITY Act as complementary efforts to build a more complete regulatory framework for digital assets. While neither proposal has been finalized, the legislative activity signals accelerating progress in U.S. crypto regulation.

TheNewsCrypto06/24 06:59

US Senate Targets Fall 2026 Release for Crypto Tax Bill Amid CLARITY Act Push

TheNewsCrypto06/24 06:59

CLARITY Act Could Clear This Year, Solana Policy Institute Says—But 4 Demands Remain To Be Met

Kristin Smith, President of the Solana Policy Institute and CEO of the Blockchain Association, urged the U.S. Senate to pass the CLARITY Act, emphasizing four specific priorities must be met first. The legislation aims to provide legal clarity for public blockchain operations, focusing on protecting open-source developers and infrastructure providers who do not custody assets or control transactions. Smith argued that strong developer protections, including the key Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA), enhance enforcement by clearly distinguishing between different market participants, allowing authorities to target bad actors more effectively. She warned that weakening these protections could undermine the act's goal of giving builders confidence to operate in the U.S. Smith's position is to protect developers, target bad actors, preserve open-source innovation, and maintain U.S. leadership in crypto.

bitcoinist06/10 06:01

CLARITY Act Could Clear This Year, Solana Policy Institute Says—But 4 Demands Remain To Be Met

bitcoinist06/10 06:01

Bitcoin Social Euphoria Hits Yearly High Amid CLARITY Act Buzz

Bitcoin social sentiment has surged to a yearly high following the U.S. Senate Banking Committee's bipartisan approval of the CLARITY Act. Data from Santiment shows a ratio of 1.55 bullish comments for every 1 bearish comment, indicating a "FOMO zone" similar to a peak in late April. Analysts note such high optimism often signals a short-term profit-taking opportunity, contrasting with the better contrarian buy signal seen during recent "FUD zone" pessimism. Despite near-term caution, the CLARITY Act is viewed as a long-term positive, aiming to establish a clearer federal regulatory framework for digital assets by defining roles for the SEC and CFTC. The bill, supported by major crypto firms, now awaits a full Senate vote, with a critical window for passage before the August recess.

bitcoinist05/18 11:02

Bitcoin Social Euphoria Hits Yearly High Amid CLARITY Act Buzz

bitcoinist05/18 11:02

a16z: How Should Crypto Entrepreneurs Understand the CLARITY Act?

a16z: How Crypto Entrepreneurs Should Understand the CLARITY Act? The U.S. Senate Banking Committee's bipartisan vote to advance crypto market structure legislation, specifically the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act, marks a historic moment for the industry. For a decade, a lack of clear U.S. regulation has stifled innovation, created consumer risks, and pushed development overseas. CLARITY aims to end this by establishing clear rules for blockchain networks and digital assets, similar to how the 1933 Securities Act shaped capital formation. The current regulatory patchwork has failed, causing legal confusion and enabling bad actors while hindering responsible builders. CLARITY provides a path forward by clarifying the regulatory roles of the SEC and CFTC, defining whether digital assets are securities or commodities, and establishing oversight for crypto exchanges and consumer protections. Crucially, CLARITY recognizes that blockchain networks are fundamentally different from traditional companies. Networks operate through shared rules and decentralized coordination, not centralized control. Applying corporate frameworks distorts them, leading to value extraction by intermediaries. Blockchain enables truly decentralized networks where value can be distributed to participants. CLARITY is designed to make this viable under U.S. law, allowing builders to operate transparently, raise capital domestically, and focus on long-term innovation without structural compromises due to regulatory ambiguity. The bill's progression follows earlier House efforts like FIT21 and the House CLARITY Act, which received strong bipartisan support. If passed, CLARITY could unlock significant innovation within the U.S., similar to the growth seen after the GENIUS Act for stablecoins, helping the U.S. lead in the digital economy while better combating fraud and abuse.

marsbit05/18 06:12

a16z: How Should Crypto Entrepreneurs Understand the CLARITY Act?

marsbit05/18 06:12

U.S. Senate Housing Bill Links Affordability Reforms With CBDC Restrictions

U.S. Senate lawmakers have introduced a provision in a housing-focused bill, the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, that prohibits the Federal Reserve from issuing a retail central bank digital currency (CBDC) accessible to the public until at least 2031. The measure requires the Fed to obtain congressional authorization before launching a digital dollar, though it may continue researching the technology. This unexpected addition to housing legislation has sparked debate over the timeline and links CBDC policy to broader discussions on affordability. The ban reflects congressional concerns over privacy, financial stability, and the potential impact of a CBDC on the traditional banking system.

TheNewsCrypto03/03 06:55

U.S. Senate Housing Bill Links Affordability Reforms With CBDC Restrictions

TheNewsCrypto03/03 06:55

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