The Clarity Act has faced a new threat ahead of its Sept. 15 procedural vote, with Republican senators warning that the measure may lack the 60 votes needed to advance. Clarity Act faces a difficult Senate vote Semafor reported on…
- The Clarity Act, a proposed bill for digital asset regulation in the U.S. Senate, faces an uncertain future due to unresolved disputes, primarily concerning ethics rules related to presidential conflicts of interest.
- Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis blames Democratic demands for potentially derailing the bipartisan bill, while Democrats argue the proposed ethics provisions are insufficient, particularly concerning digital asset businesses linked to the President's family.
- Key sticking points also include stablecoin rewards and protections for DeFi developers, with the bill needing 60 votes to advance, a threshold that appears increasingly difficult to reach before the upcoming procedural vote.
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