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The CLARITY Act is at the One-Yard Line: Coinbase Says 'Time to Get it Over the Goal Line'

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong urged lawmakers on July 27th to advance the CLARITY Act, calling for an immediate vote. He described the bipartisan bill as being "on the one-yard line" after years of negotiations and thousands of hours of work. Armstrong argued the legislation would enhance consumer protections, expand law enforcement tools, and establish a clear federal regulatory framework for the digital asset industry, which currently lacks one. The push comes as Senate Republicans released updated text of the bill on July 22nd. Political pressure has increased with advocacy group Stand With Crypto stating it will score lawmakers' votes on CLARITY. The bill has gained institutional support from firms like BlackRock, Fidelity, and Charles Schwab. With the Senate's legislative window narrowing ahead of elections, proponents are urging final passage to provide regulatory clarity for the crypto industry in the United States.

cryptonews.ru22 год тому

The CLARITY Act is at the One-Yard Line: Coinbase Says 'Time to Get it Over the Goal Line'

cryptonews.ru22 год тому

The Clarity Act's Journey Through Congress: The Thorny Path of Bipartisan Compromise in the U.S.

The U.S. Congress is struggling to advance the crypto market structure bill known as the Clarity Act, with bipartisan compromise proving difficult. Key hurdles include unresolved disputes over "yield" products and, more critically, the inclusion of strong ethics provisions for elected officials—a non-negotiable demand for many Democrats. While a compromise on yield was reached in May, securing only limited Democratic support in committee, the separate Senate Agriculture Committee version later passed with no Democratic votes due to the ethics impasse. As Republicans push for a full Senate vote in July, demands for ethics rules have expanded, and other contentious issues like developer protections and concerns from law enforcement and large banks further complicate negotiations. Despite consensus on the need for legislation, the path forward is unclear. Recent discussions between senators and White House officials aim to find acceptable ethics language. Some lawmakers question whether a compromise text can garner enough bipartisan support, with one Democrat stating the current proposal lacks the strong ethics provisions required for their vote. Potential short-term goals for the crypto community include symbolic Senate action before the August recess, a longer-term aim for passage by 2026, or establishing a detailed framework that addresses ethics and other compromises. The process remains arduous, relying on the traditional, vote-by-vote effort to build bipartisan support.

marsbit07/22 02:06

The Clarity Act's Journey Through Congress: The Thorny Path of Bipartisan Compromise in the U.S.

marsbit07/22 02:06

The Encryption Bill Clarity's Challenge: A Thorny Path of Bipartisan Compromise in the U.S.

U.S. lawmakers are attempting to advance the Clarity Act, a significant crypto market structure bill, but its path is fraught with partisan hurdles. The process has been rocky since January, when a prior bipartisan deal in the Senate Banking Committee was upended. A key compromise in May on "yield" issues allowed the bill to move forward in committee, but only with the conditional support of two Democratic senators, Angela Alsobrooks and Ruben Gallego. They emphasized that their final vote depends on reaching an agreement on ethics provisions for elected officials. Ultimately, the Senate Agriculture Committee passed its version along party lines without Democratic support. As Republicans push for a full Senate vote in July, the demand for strong ethics language has expanded beyond Democrats. Additional controversies surround provisions related to yields (aligning some Republicans with large banks) and developer protections (opposed by enforcement agencies). Core concerns about illicit finance and consumer protection remain central to the debate. Despite consensus on the need for legislation, achieving the necessary bipartisan compromise is proving difficult. While momentum exists—including recent meetings between senators and White House officials—a reconciled bill text faces skepticism. Senator Gallego has stated that without ethics terms acceptable to Democrats, they will not provide the needed votes. The immediate goals for the crypto community in Congress are unclear: a symbolic Senate vote before the August recess, eventual passage into law by 2026, or forging a final compromise framework. The arduous, vote-by-vote effort to build bipartisan support continues, mirroring the traditional legislative grind the industry must now navigate.

Foresight News07/21 12:04

The Encryption Bill Clarity's Challenge: A Thorny Path of Bipartisan Compromise in the U.S.

Foresight News07/21 12:04

‘There’s no point’: Democrats counter Blockchain Association’s CLARITY push

The Blockchain Association supports the CLARITY Act, arguing it establishes a federal regulatory framework for crypto, enhances law enforcement tools against financial crime, and brings exchanges and Bitcoin ATMs under stricter oversight while exempting non-custodial software developers. However, Democratic Senators Chris Murphy, Jeff Merkley, and Chris Van Hollen oppose the current version, demanding stricter ethics provisions to prevent conflicts of interest, specifically barring elected officials and their families from profiting from cryptocurrency businesses. Bipartisan compromise is seen as essential for passage. Amid negotiations, the act's approval odds on prediction market Polymarket have dropped significantly to 32%, down from a peak of 74%.

ambcrypto07/17 16:02

‘There’s no point’: Democrats counter Blockchain Association’s CLARITY push

ambcrypto07/17 16:02

CLARITY Act Hits New Roadblock As Ethics Agreement Collapses In Senate Talks

The CLARITY Act has encountered a new obstacle as a bipartisan Senate group's agreement on ethics provisions collapsed. Republicans reportedly reversed their position on a key element that would have allowed state attorneys general to sue the Department of Justice for failing to enforce ethics rules related to President Trump. Democrats viewed this as an "about face" from a prior tentative deal. As a counter-proposal, Republicans suggested limiting enforcement authority to the Attorney General and mentioned impeachment as a potential remedy for violations. The impasse leaves the crypto market structure bill's path to a full Senate vote uncertain. Another major hurdle involves law enforcement groups' concerns that the bill could hinder investigations into blockchain-related crimes like money laundering. The White House Crypto Council is scheduled to meet with these groups to address these issues, particularly around the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act. Key Democratic senators have stated their support for the CLARITY Act is contingent on adequately addressing both ethics and law enforcement concerns.

bitcoinist06/11 13:01

CLARITY Act Hits New Roadblock As Ethics Agreement Collapses In Senate Talks

bitcoinist06/11 13:01

Senate Makes Move Toward CLARITY Act: August Signing Target Stays Alive, For Now

The Senate has advanced the CLARITY Act, clearing key committee hurdles and keeping alive the target of reaching the President's desk by August. However, the path remains tight both procedurally and politically. Supporters must reconcile competing versions from the Senate Agriculture and Banking Committees into a single text. Key challenges include securing bipartisan support, especially from some Senate Agriculture Democrats, to reach the 60 votes needed to overcome a filibuster. Within the Banking Committee, Democratic support from Senators Gallego and Alsobrooks remains contingent on finalizing ethics guardrails for officials dealing with crypto, which lead Democratic architect Senator Gillibrand calls "non-negotiable." Additional Democrats are seeking assurances on law enforcement tools for DeFi, though some industry participants fear this could weaken legal protections for software developers. Observers debate whether the August recess is a firm deadline, with some warning that campaign season could derail the bill. Others, like a policy expert from the Hyperliquid Policy Center, believe enough political capital has been invested to keep it on the agenda, though slipping into next year risks disruption from the midterm elections and potential leadership changes.

bitcoinist06/02 11:01

Senate Makes Move Toward CLARITY Act: August Signing Target Stays Alive, For Now

bitcoinist06/02 11:01

CLARITY Act Could Unlock Wider Tech Growth In America, Says a16z

The CLARITY Act, a crypto market structure bill, faces its main hurdle in securing bipartisan Senate support, according to Grayscale. While it advanced from committee with mostly Republican votes, achieving the needed 60 votes will require significant Democratic support. Analysts cite the bipartisan passage of the GENIUS Act as a hopeful precedent. Venture firm a16z argues the bill's impact extends beyond crypto, claiming a clear U.S. legal framework would drive wider domestic innovation and bolster the dollar's global standing. Internationally, the legislation is seen as a regulatory signal for other countries. The outcome now depends on Senate vote counts.

bitcoinist05/17 23:01

CLARITY Act Could Unlock Wider Tech Growth In America, Says a16z

bitcoinist05/17 23:01

CLARITY Act Passes Crucial Hurdle, But a Long Road Remains Ahead

The CLARITY Act, a major U.S. digital asset market structure bill, has advanced from the Senate Banking Committee with a 15-9 bipartisan vote, ending a four-month legislative standstill. The bill's core aim is to resolve the long-standing jurisdictional conflict between the SEC and CFTC by clearly defining which digital assets are securities or commodities. It also establishes rules for exchanges and custodians while providing protections for non-custodial software developers and blockchain validators, shielding them from being classified as money transmitters. The committee's approval triggered a positive market reaction, with Bitcoin rising and crypto-related stocks outperforming the broader market. However, the passage was secured only after last-minute negotiations and compromises, including the addition of amendments on investor protection, bank activities, and defining "truly decentralized" DeFi projects. Two key Democratic senators provided the crucial swing votes but cautioned that their future support in a full Senate vote is not guaranteed. Significant hurdles remain. The bill must still pass the full Senate, requiring 60 votes, and a major point of contention is a Democratic demand for an ethics clause restricting financial ties between high-level government officials and crypto firms—a provision opposed by Republicans and the White House. Additionally, the bill must be reconciled with a version from the Senate Agriculture Committee. If not passed before the August congressional recess, the next viable legislative window might not open until 2030. The legislation also faced, and ultimately withstood, last-minute lobbying opposition from traditional banking groups concerned about deposit outflows to crypto. If ultimately enacted, the CLARITY Act would initiate a multi-year rulemaking process, with new regulations likely not taking full effect until 2027 or later. While a critical milestone, the path to becoming law remains a challenging race against time.

链捕手05/15 04:54

CLARITY Act Passes Crucial Hurdle, But a Long Road Remains Ahead

链捕手05/15 04:54

Voters Want Crypto Legislation Now: 70% Say America Should Already Have Clear Rules– Poll

A new national poll by HarrisX shows strong, bipartisan voter support for clear federal cryptocurrency legislation. The survey of 2,008 registered voters found that 70% believe the U.S. should already have passed clear crypto rules. A majority (62%) also say it's important for the U.S. to set global digital finance standards. Key findings indicate a preference for immediate action over waiting for perfection: 60% prefer clear federal legislation even if imperfect, and 57% support passing legislation now to improve later. Furthermore, 56% believe the U.S. should regulate the crypto market despite potential risks. Support for the general concept of regulation is high, though awareness of the specific CLARITY Act is low, with 64% unfamiliar with it. Support is bipartisan, with net backing from 48% of Republicans, 43% of Democrats, and 32% of independents. The poll also suggests political benefit, as many voters are more likely to support a senator who backs such crypto legislation.

bitcoinist05/08 10:18

Voters Want Crypto Legislation Now: 70% Say America Should Already Have Clear Rules– Poll

bitcoinist05/08 10:18

Is Washington About To Kill Crypto Prediction Markets For Good? — Why Congress Suddenly Cares

On March 25, two separate acts were introduced to ban U.S. congressional staff, members of Congress, and federal officials from trading on prediction markets. Representative Seth Moulton of Massachusetts issued an immediate office-wide ban, calling these markets “playgrounds for corrupt insiders” that create perverse incentives. Separately, Representatives Adrian Smith and Nikki Budzinski introduced the bipartisan PREDICT Act, which would prohibit elected officials, senior appointees, and their families from trading on political and policy outcome markets. Violators would face a 10% fine on the value of the trade and forfeiture of profits. The moves reflect growing concern in Washington over insider trading risks in prediction markets, especially following instances of traders making large profits on geopolitical events. These actions may lead to stricter regulations and increased scrutiny on crypto-based prediction platforms.

bitcoinist03/26 15:38

Is Washington About To Kill Crypto Prediction Markets For Good? — Why Congress Suddenly Cares

bitcoinist03/26 15:38

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