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Blackrock Supports the CLARITY Act — Congress Has Less and Less Time to Pass It

BlackRock has endorsed the CLARITY Act, a U.S. bill aimed at creating a federal regulatory framework for digital assets, calling it "an important step towards establishing a regulatory framework for digital assets that puts investor interests first." This support from a major asset manager adds to growing backing from traditional finance, including Fidelity and Goldman Sachs' CEO, for clearer crypto rules. However, time is running out in the Senate for the bill's passage this year. The legislative calendar is crowded, and with a 60-vote threshold needed to overcome procedural hurdles, some analysts now rate its chances as low as 30%. Senate Majority Leader John Thune warned that the window for advancing the bill is narrowing. Pro-crypto advocacy group Stand With Crypto is increasing pressure, highlighting nearly a million messages sent to Congress in 2025. The group plans to track and publicize senators' votes on the bill to hold them accountable. The CLARITY Act would clarify regulatory roles for the SEC and CFTC over different digital asset market segments. It would mandate disclosures from issuers and aims to provide investors with more standardized information, while offering compliant companies clearer registration and trading procedures.

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Blackrock Supports the CLARITY Act — Congress Has Less and Less Time to Pass It

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Every Vote on the CLARITY Act Will Be Scored: 3 Million Crypto Supporters Want Senators to Vote 'Yes'

The advocacy group Stand With Crypto announced it will track and publicize U.S. senators' votes on the CLARITY Act, incorporating them into public legislator scorecards for its 3 million members to use ahead of the November elections. The group is urging a "yes" vote, stating the bill has mobilized cryptocurrency owners who seek regulatory clarity. Their pre-election survey indicates nearly 80% of crypto owners are highly likely to vote, with 70% saying a candidate's crypto stance influences their choice, and 59% identifying as swing voters—potentially making the issue decisive in tight races. The bill, which passed the Senate Banking Committee in May, now awaits a full Senate vote. However, its path is uncertain, with Galaxy Research lowering its 2026 passage odds to 30% due to timing, bipartisan support challenges, and unresolved provisions on ethics and consumer protection.

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Every Vote on the CLARITY Act Will Be Scored: 3 Million Crypto Supporters Want Senators to Vote 'Yes'

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Bitcoin advocacy group to join US State Department’s ‘digital freedom’ program

The US State Department has launched the Freedom Tech Excellence Program (FTEP) to advance diplomatic efforts on digital freedom and freedom of expression. The Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI) has been named a founding partner in the program, alongside companies like Palantir Technologies and the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation. Through FTEP, BPI employees will work with State Department experts to defend digital freedoms globally, focusing on issues such as online freedom of expression, privacy-enhancing technologies, countering digital surveillance, and responsible AI governance. Since its founding in 2021, the BPI, a non-partisan research and advocacy group, has supported efforts to codify former President Donald Trump's executive order for a strategic crypto reserve into law, though Congress had not passed related legislation as of the report.

cointelegraphIeri 10:47

Bitcoin advocacy group to join US State Department’s ‘digital freedom’ program

cointelegraphIeri 10:47

With 100 Days Until Midterm Elections, Crypto Community Voters Track CLARITY Act Amid Senate Time Crunch

With the 2026 midterm elections 100 days away, cryptocurrency voters are closely monitoring the progress of the CLARITY Act in the Senate as the legislative window narrows. The advocacy group Stand With Crypto reports that crypto policy is a priority for voters, with nearly 70% of crypto owners saying a candidate's stance will influence their vote. At the core of the debate is the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025, which aims to establish clearer rules by defining regulatory authority between the SEC and CFTC. Proponents argue it provides needed regulatory certainty, while critics emphasize the need for robust consumer protections. Supporters have made over one million contacts with Congress, highlighting the industry's political push. The impending elections create pressure, as legislative priorities may shift post-election. The outcome of the bill is seen as a test of Washington's strategy on digital assets, with its fate in the next 100 days potentially shaping the future of crypto regulation and influencing voter decisions.

cryptonews.ruIeri 10:40

With 100 Days Until Midterm Elections, Crypto Community Voters Track CLARITY Act Amid Senate Time Crunch

cryptonews.ruIeri 10:40

Coinbase-Backed Stand With Crypto Discloses Political Plan For 2026 Midterm Elections

Coinbase-backed advocacy group Stand With Crypto has announced its first endorsements for the 2026 U.S. midterm elections and launched an online voter hub to mobilize pro-crypto voters. The group endorsed six incumbent lawmakers from both major parties and will focus on competitive House races where crypto issues may be decisive. The voter hub provides information on candidates' positions, including scorecards based on public statements and legislative records. With over 2.7 million advocates, the group aims to turn crypto supporters into a influential voting bloc. A survey revealed that 59% of crypto owners are swing voters, and 80% are highly motivated to vote. Nearly two-thirds would support candidates backing the crypto industry, and 74% favor those supporting clearer regulations.

bitcoinist03/27 10:52

Coinbase-Backed Stand With Crypto Discloses Political Plan For 2026 Midterm Elections

bitcoinist03/27 10:52

Hyperliquid unveils lobbying arm ahead of U.S. elections – Details

Hyperliquid, a leading perpetual DEX, has launched a lobbying group called the Hyperliquid Policy Center (HPC) ahead of the U.S. elections. Led by pro-crypto lawyer Jake Chervinsky, HPC aims to address regulatory challenges in DeFi and perpetual derivatives markets. The project is funding the initiative with 1 million HYPE tokens, worth approximately $29 million, to advocate for laws that protect users and builders. Founder Jeff Yan emphasized the importance of U.S. financial regulation in democratizing finance. Despite Hyperliquid's success—with over $1 billion in revenue and $4 trillion in trading volume—concerns exist about regulatory risks, including potential tax evasion or sanctions bypassing by traders. Analysts suggest the move may be a precaution against possible anti-crypto policies if Democrats regain congressional control, which could heighten regulatory scrutiny.

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Hyperliquid unveils lobbying arm ahead of U.S. elections – Details

ambcrypto02/19 19:02

Blockchain Association says no to expanding stablecoin yield prohibition

The Blockchain Association, along with over 125 crypto industry groups, has written to the US Senate Committee on Banking opposing a proposed expansion of the ban on offering yield rewards to stablecoin holders. The letter argues that extending the prohibition—originally targeting stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act to include third-party platforms—would stifle innovation, increase market concentration, and unfairly disadvantage crypto services compared to traditional financial providers like banks and credit card companies that offer similar rewards. The Association contends that stablecoin rewards help consumers offset inflation and are a standard feature of competitive markets. It also challenges banking industry claims that yield-bearing stablecoins threaten bank lending, stating there is no evidence to support such concerns. Additionally, the letter comes as the FDIC proposes rules allowing banks to issue stablecoins through subsidiaries, subject to reserve requirements and regulatory oversight.

cointelegraph12/19 21:06

Blockchain Association says no to expanding stablecoin yield prohibition

cointelegraph12/19 21:06

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