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LATEST NEWS: Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Unveils Extensive Plans in the Cryptocurrency Sphere After Clarity Act Failure!

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is preparing to announce significant new regulatory plans for crypto assets following delays in Congress on the broader CLARITY Act. According to its official calendar, the SEC will hold an open meeting on August 14, 2026, to consider proposing rules that would establish a registration framework for securities offerings tied to certain crypto assets. This initiative aims to create a clearer regulatory structure for how these assets are issued in capital markets. The move comes as the Senate has postponed a critical vote on the comprehensive CLARITY Act until at least September 15, 2026, due to ongoing partisan disagreements over issues including ethics, anti-money laundering provisions, and stablecoin yields.

cryptonews.ruAyer 20:01

LATEST NEWS: Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Unveils Extensive Plans in the Cryptocurrency Sphere After Clarity Act Failure!

cryptonews.ruAyer 20:01

White House vows to get CLARITY across ‘finish line’ in September

The White House reaffirms its commitment to passing the CLARITY Act in September, despite a Senate delay pushing the vote until after the August recess. The administration's top crypto policy official stated negotiations with Democrats will continue up to the September vote. A key procedural cloture vote requiring 60 votes is expected in mid-September to advance the bill, which aims to create a federal regulatory framework for digital assets, classifying tokens and overseeing trading platforms. However, unresolved disagreements remain, including Democratic demands for stricter ethics rules related to Trump-linked crypto interests and banking industry concerns over stablecoin reward provisions.

cointelegraphAyer 04:20

White House vows to get CLARITY across ‘finish line’ in September

cointelegraphAyer 04:20

Crypto Supporters Call Delay in CLARITY Vote 'Disappointing'

Cryptocurrency supporters and industry representatives have criticized the US Senate for postponing until September a vote on the Clarity for Digital Assets Act (CLARITY Act). The delay, which occurred just 50 days before the 2026 midterm elections, has reduced the bill's chances of passage, requiring support from 60 senators. Key figures, including Senator Cynthia Lummis and Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, expressed disappointment but vowed to continue pushing for the bill. Industry concerns contrast with banking sector warnings that the bill, in its current form, could disadvantage smaller banks by allowing stablecoin issuers to pay interest. Despite the legislative delay, prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket still assign a high probability to a Senate vote before October 1st and a moderate chance of the bill becoming law this year. The bill, passed by the House over a year ago, would need House re-approval after any Senate changes before going to President Trump.

cryptonews.ruHace 2 días 19:54

Crypto Supporters Call Delay in CLARITY Vote 'Disappointing'

cryptonews.ruHace 2 días 19:54

‘Disappointing’ — crypto advocates react to delay in CLARITY vote

The Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act's Senate cloture vote has been delayed until September, disappointing crypto industry advocates who see the postponement as reducing the bill's chances of passing before the 2026 midterm elections. The Senate's inaction before its recess frustrated supporters like Senator Cynthia Lummis. While figures such as Coinbase's CEO remain hopeful for September, banking critics argue the bill creates unfair advantages. Despite the setback, prediction markets still show some users betting on the legislation passing this year, though it would require further votes in the House and the President's signature to become law.

cointelegraphHace 2 días 17:16

‘Disappointing’ — crypto advocates react to delay in CLARITY vote

cointelegraphHace 2 días 17:16

CLARITY Act May Not Pass This Year: Grayscale Assesses the Chances

The chances of the CLARITY Act passing in the U.S. in 2026 have decreased after the Senate postponed a vote to September, according to Grayscale's Zach Pandl. While the crypto industry will continue to develop without new comprehensive legislation, aided by SEC and other regulators, the lack of clear rules may push some investors and developers to move activity outside the U.S. The CLARITY Act aimed to establish a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets, covering capital raising, tokenized securities, crypto intermediaries, and consumer protections. Pandl notes its failure won't immediately impact major blockchains, Bitcoin's store-of-value demand, or stablecoin payments, as the industry has operated for nearly 17 years without such a law. However, regulatory uncertainty could hinder new U.S. investments and business development. The bill has procedurally advanced, but observers like entrepreneur Mark Chadwick and Digital Assets' Patrick Witt deem passage unlikely this year due to a tight congressional calendar and the need for Democratic support. They warn that if consensus isn't reached by mid-September, the opportunity may be lost. Even without the CLARITY Act, the U.S. market has seen regulatory updates on custody, banking access, and crypto products. Grayscale and analysts like those at Bernstein expect the SEC and CFTC to continue addressing regulatory gaps, particularly for tokenization, DeFi, and real-world assets (RWA), ensuring the industry's continued evolution.

cryptonews.ru08/09 11:21

CLARITY Act May Not Pass This Year: Grayscale Assesses the Chances

cryptonews.ru08/09 11:21

White House Crypto Advisor Criticizes Senate Democrats as CLARITY Act Deadline Approaches in September

White House crypto advisor Patrick Witt criticized Senate Democrats for delaying the CLARITY Act. He accused them, including Chuck Schumer and crypto-supporting Democrats, of blocking a procedural vote before Congress's August recess. The bill's September passage chances diminished after a failed preliminary vote. In response, Republican Senator John Thune filed a motion for a key procedural vote immediately after the recess to keep the bill alive. Witt warned that if the Senate fails to vote by September 15th, the bill is likely dead. The September session is critical for the crypto industry, as further delay would increase uncertainty. The CLARITY Act aims to clarify regulatory jurisdiction between the SEC and CFTC for digital assets. Thune's motion starts a cloture process, which could allow a Senate vote soon after returning on September 14th, needing only a few days within the three-week session. The bill requires about 60 votes to pass. With 53 Republicans, at least 7 Democratic or independent votes are needed, assuming full GOP support. Legislators still disagree on issues like financial crime, stablecoin rewards, and ethics rules. Lobbying efforts are underway during the August recess to secure votes.

cryptonews.ru08/09 11:16

White House Crypto Advisor Criticizes Senate Democrats as CLARITY Act Deadline Approaches in September

cryptonews.ru08/09 11:16

After Long Anticipation, a Major Event Related to the Clarity Act Has Occurred! It Affects All Cryptocurrencies

After a lengthy delay, the U.S. Senate is moving forward with the "Clarity Act," a comprehensive cryptocurrency market regulation bill. Senate Majority Leader John Thune has filed a cloture motion to end debate, setting up a key procedural vote scheduled for September 15, following the August congressional recess. Passing this cloture motion, which requires 60 votes, would not automatically pass the bill but would limit further debate and allow it to advance on the Senate's agenda. Given the Republicans' 53 seats, at least 7 Democratic or Independent senators must also support it. The Clarity Act aims to clarify the U.S. regulatory framework for crypto, defining which agencies oversee digital assets. However, negotiations on the final bill text continue, with disagreements persisting over ethics provisions, anti-money laundering rules, and incorporating elements from the Senate Agriculture Committee. This procedural step signals Republican leadership's intent to prioritize the Clarity Act in the Senate's September agenda.

cryptonews.ru08/09 07:36

After Long Anticipation, a Major Event Related to the Clarity Act Has Occurred! It Affects All Cryptocurrencies

cryptonews.ru08/09 07:36

Moreno Indicates Negotiations on 'Transparency Act' Have Concluded Ahead of Vote to End Debate

Debates in the U.S. Senate regarding the "Digital Asset Market Clarity Act" (CLARITY Act) are concluding ahead of a crucial procedural vote. Senator Bernie Moreno announced that negotiations between Republicans and Democrats are finished, stating there is nothing left to settle and that all parties are expected to fulfill an agreement reached weeks ago. He framed the upcoming cloture vote on the bill as a choice for senators between supporting American industry or ceding dominance to China. While Moreno anticipates support from all 53 Senate Republicans, some within his party, including Senators Jerry Moran and Josh Hawley, have expressed opposition. Their concerns center on the bill's potential negative impact on small-town banks and the availability of agricultural loans in their states. Even with full Republican support, passing the CLARITY Act requires 60 votes, meaning at least 7 Democrats would need to vote in favor. Analysts view this as unlikely, citing ongoing ethics discussions with the White House related to President Donald Trump's cryptocurrency initiatives as a major obstacle.

cryptonews.ru08/08 22:12

Moreno Indicates Negotiations on 'Transparency Act' Have Concluded Ahead of Vote to End Debate

cryptonews.ru08/08 22:12

Vote on CLARITY Act in US Senate Scheduled for September 15

The U.S. Senate is scheduled to hold a key procedural cloture vote on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY Act) on September 15. The motion was filed by Senate Majority Leader John Thune, aiming to advance the bill for floor consideration after lawmakers failed to reach an agreement before the August recess. The vote requires 60 votes to proceed, meaning Republican support from Democrats is necessary. The landmark crypto regulatory bill aims to establish a federal market structure for digital assets, clarify whether crypto assets qualify as securities or commodities, and delineate regulatory authority between the SEC and CFTC. However, negotiations have been stalled by disagreements over proposed ethics provisions, which would restrict government officials and their families from profiting from digital assets while in office, and rules governing stablecoin yields. To break the impasse, lawmakers are reportedly working on a bipartisan ethics amendment, partly addressing Democratic concerns about former President Trump's crypto-related financial interests. The outcome of the September 15 vote and the ability to resolve disputes over ethics and stablecoin rules before then will determine the bill's future. Passage would significantly shape U.S. digital asset regulation for years to come, though aligning SEC and CFTC operational standards post-enactment is expected to be a lengthy process.

cryptonews.ru08/08 16:05

Vote on CLARITY Act in US Senate Scheduled for September 15

cryptonews.ru08/08 16:05

Senate Introduces Motion to End Debate on Clarity Act

Senate Majority Leader John Thune has filed a cloture motion on the Clarity Act (HR 3633), a bill to establish a federal regulatory framework for digital assets. This procedural step sets the stage for a Senate vote on the cryptocurrency market structure bill when the chamber reconvenes after its August recess. The move follows earlier indications from Thune's office of his intent to file cloture before the break, signaling the Republican leadership's prioritization of the bill. However, several contentious issues remain unresolved and require further negotiation before a final vote. A key point of debate is the bill's treatment of stablecoin yields, which has resurfaced following recent Wall Street Journal reports and bank lobbying efforts. Sources indicate banks have gained traction in persuading Republican members to seek changes to the language. Bipartisan negotiations on ethics provisions are also ongoing. The White House has yet to comment on the proposal. The Clarity Act aims to provide clearer regulations for crypto exchanges and define regulatory obligations for digital assets. While the cloture filing is seen as a positive step, securing enough votes for passage in September will depend on resolving these outstanding disputes.

cryptonews.ru08/08 15:09

Senate Introduces Motion to End Debate on Clarity Act

cryptonews.ru08/08 15:09

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