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CLARITY Act faces key Senate vote on September 15

The CLARITY Act, a major piece of cryptocurrency market-structure legislation, faces a critical procedural cloture vote in the U.S. Senate scheduled for September 15. The bill aims to clarify the regulatory boundaries between the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) regarding digital assets.

SEC Chair Paul Atkins has expressed strong optimism that the bill will pass the Senate and reach the President for signature, noting that a statutory framework is essential for long-term market stability. In parallel, the SEC is moving forward with its own ‘Regulation Crypto Assets’ proposal, which includes new fundraising exemptions to encourage crypto-related activity within the United States.

However, the bill's path to enactment is complicated by legislative timing. House Republican leaders have canceled voting sessions for the latter half of September, meaning any Senate amendments would likely need to be reconciled in the House after the November midterm elections. This shortened window has led some analysts to suggest that passage before the end of the year is increasingly unlikely, despite the SEC's efforts to provide regulatory clarity through independent rulemakings.

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CLARITY Act · Coinbase · Commodity Futures Trading Commission · Donald Trump · Paul Atkins · SEC · Securities and Exchange Commission · Senate · U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission · U.S. Senate · United States Senate

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