The short answer for anyone searching today: the CLARITY Act has not passed the Senate, it will not be signed into law by July 4, and its realistic window to become law in 2026 now closes when the Senate leaves for its August recess. The bill is not dead. It is stuck, and it is stuck for reasons that have almost nothing to do with how crypto should be regulated.
- The CLARITY Act, a comprehensive attempt to define regulatory authority over US crypto markets between the SEC and CFTC, is currently stalled in the Senate.
- Key disputes over an ethics provision and the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act are preventing the bill from advancing, despite bipartisan support in committees.
- The upcoming August recess presents a critical deadline, with failure to pass potentially delaying a federal digital asset framework until 2030.
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