The US Senate faces a narrowing window before its August recess to schedule a vote on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which requires 60 votes to advance amid opposition from Democrats and banking groups.
Bitwise yatırım yöneticisi Matt Hougan, Clarity Act tasarısı için bu haftanın kritik önem taşıdığını, yasanın geçmemesi halinde bile kripto sektörünün bitmeyeceğini ve belirsizliğin ortadan kalkmasıyla sonbaharda piyasanın yeniden yükselebileceğini belirtti.
Brian Armstrong, patron de Coinbase, rappelle au Sénat que les détenteurs de cryptomonnaies, nombreux aux États-Unis, pourraient influencer les élections de mi-mandat, en faveur du CLARITY Act.
The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY) faces dwindling passage odds before the US Senate's summer recess, potentially triggering a negative market reaction for Bitcoin and broader crypto, according to Bernstein. However, this failure might also spur proactive regulatory support from the CFTC and SEC.
ABD Senatosu'nda Clarity Act'in ağustos tatili öncesi oylanma ihtimali, uzun prosedürler nedeniyle azalıyor. Yasanın 2027'ye kalabileceği endişesi varken, Bernstein analistleri SEC ve CFTC'nin kripto düzenlemelerini hızlandırabileceğini belirtiyor.
The CLARITY Act faces an uncertain path in the Senate during its final week before the August recess, with ongoing disputes over government ethics and stablecoin rewards. Prediction markets indicate low odds of the bill becoming law this year, potentially pushing the legislative fight into September.
Le Sénat américain ne votera pas le CLARITY Act, une loi clé pour la régulation des cryptomonnaies, avant septembre, faute de temps avant la trêve estivale et de soutien démocrate suffisant. Le texte, déjà adopté par la Chambre, vise à répartir les compétences entre la SEC et la CFTC.
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The Senate's Monday schedule lacks action on the CLARITY Act, a crypto market-structure bill, leaving its path uncertain ahead of an August recess. Procedural hurdles like cloture votes and bipartisan petitions are discussed, with an unclear vote count among senators.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urged the Senate to pass the Clarity Act, accusing Democrats of political delays and warning the US risks losing its digital asset leadership without clear regulation. The bill aims to establish a federal framework for crypto markets.
Le président de la SEC, Paul Atkins, a averti que l'organisme pourrait créer ses propres règles si le Congrès n'adopte pas le CLARITY Act, un texte crucial pour clarifier la régulation des cryptomonnaies, dont l'adoption au Sénat est incertaine.
XRP's price hangs in the balance as the US Senate shelves the Clarity Act, crucial for its commodity classification, and the market awaits the Fed's rate decision under new Chair Kevin Warsh.
Senate negotiations on the CLARITY Act are stalled over ethics language limiting profits from digital assets for senior officials, including the President and Vice President, with Democrats seeking stronger restrictions to secure their votes.
New York Başsavcısı Letitia James, Clarity Act'in mevcut halinin kripto dolandırıcılığına karşı yetersiz olduğunu belirtti. James, son üç yılda kripto dolandırıcılığı şikayetlerinin üç katına çıktığını ve 5 yılda yaklaşık 500 milyon dolarlık zarar bildirildiğini kaydetti.
SEC Chairman Paul Atkins warns the agency will establish its own crypto market rules if Congress fails to pass the Clarity Act, emphasizing the need for statutory certainty over administrative actions.
Ağustos tatili öncesi Senato'da Clarity Act oylaması, iki başka yasa tasarısının 'kapanış oylaması' nedeniyle ertelendi. Bu, kripto yasası teklifinin birkaç gün daha ileri atlanmasına neden olabilir.
Fidelity Investments, the world's third-largest asset manager, joins a coalition of financial and crypto firms urging the US Senate to pass the CLARITY Act, aiming to establish a clear regulatory framework for digital assets to boost investor confidence and US leadership in global crypto markets.
Crypto advocacy groups urged Senate leaders to bring the CLARITY Act to the floor before the August recess. The bill faces 60-vote threshold hurdles and remaining disputes over ethics and market structure provisions.
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The revised CLARITY Act faces unusual divisions among Wall Street, Washington, and the crypto industry. While Goldman Sachs supports advancing the bill, banking groups oppose stablecoin reward provisions. Cardano's founder aligns with Senator Warren on presidential involvement, complicating its path to Senate passage.
Democratic Senator Ruben Gallego announced he will collaborate with Republicans on a counterproposal for the CLARITY Act's ethics provisions, calling the recently released draft "not a serious effort" due to its perceived shortcomings in barring federal officials from digital asset involvement.
US lawmakers are deadlocked over ethics provisions in the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY), with Democrats pushing for stronger rules and state attorney general enforcement, while Republicans advocate for DOJ-led federal enforcement, potentially jeopardizing the bill's passage.
Democratic Senator Ruben Gallego criticized the ethics provisions in the Senate Republicans' proposed CLARITY Act as "not a serious effort," stating they fall short. He announced plans to work with Republican Senator Thom Tillis on a counterproposal to the draft, which aims to bar federal officials, including the President, from issuing or sponsoring digital assets.
