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The Approval Everyone Was Waiting For
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The bill vote was officially canceled and postponed until September. The Senate majority leader, John Thune, confirmed that Congress will enter its summer recess without putting the bill to a vote.
The reason for the last-minute blockage: To vote on the bill before the recess, the Republican leadership needed a unanimous time agreement from all 100 senators. The Senate Democrats flatly refused to grant consent, insisting that regulatory negotiations on cryptocurrencies are not yet mature.
CLARITY Act We’ll see it again on September 14 of this year.
#Clarity #SenadoEEUU
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🚨Breaking News
The bill vote was officially canceled and postponed until September. The Senate majority leader, John Thune, confirmed that Congress will enter its summer recess without putting the bill to a vote.
The reason for the last-minute blockage: To vote on the bill before the recess, the Republican leadership needed a unanimous time agreement from all 100 senators. The Senate Democrats flatly refused to grant consent, insisting that regulatory negotiations on cryptocurrencies are not yet mature.
CLARITY Act We’ll see it again on September 14 of this year.
#Clarity #SenadoEEUU
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The Clock Is Ticking: Only 4 legislative days left
The Senate Majority Leader, John Thune, did not include the Clarity Act vote. on today’s official session calendar. The Senate has decided to give priority to pending federal nominations and a sanctions bill targeting Russia.
Supporters of the bill (including major leaders from Wall Street and figures like Brian Armstrong of Coinbase) are making a desperate push. The Senate has only four business days left before it begins its summer recess this Friday, August 7. With no cloture motion filed today, the technical deadlines to debate and vote on it this week are nearly exhausted.
Just a couple of days remain for the Clarity Act.
#CLARITYAct #SenadoEEUU #Ripple
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The Senate Majority Leader, John Thune, did not include the Clarity Act vote. on today’s official session calendar. The Senate has decided to give priority to pending federal nominations and a sanctions bill targeting Russia.
Supporters of the bill (including major leaders from Wall Street and figures like Brian Armstrong of Coinbase) are making a desperate push. The Senate has only four business days left before it begins its summer recess this Friday, August 7. With no cloture motion filed today, the technical deadlines to debate and vote on it this week are nearly exhausted.
Just a couple of days remain for the Clarity Act.
#CLARITYAct #SenadoEEUU #Ripple
$XRP
🔥🔥🔥$XRP LA MERCADO CLARITY LAW IN CRISIS: AN ETHICAL STANDOFF AND A CRITICAL DEADLINE THREATEN ITS APPROVAL IN THE SENATE
The “Digital Asset Market Clarity Act” is at a critical turning point in the U.S. Senate, with only four weeks left for it to be passed before the August recess.
Former President Donald Trump has pushed for a vote as a tribute to the late Senator Graham, while the White House loses its top crypto adviser, Patrick Witt, who is departing for military training.
Approval faces strong opposition due to an ethical showdown. Democratic lawmakers are demanding provisions to address conflicts of interest related to Trump’s $1.4 billion in cryptocurrency-related income.
At the same time, 78 banking groups have voiced their opposition to the proposed regulations on stablecoins, adding another layer of political complexity that could derail the legislation this year.
#LeyCLARITY #CriptoRegulaciones #SenadoEEUU #DonaldTrump #Stablecoins
The “Digital Asset Market Clarity Act” is at a critical turning point in the U.S. Senate, with only four weeks left for it to be passed before the August recess.
Former President Donald Trump has pushed for a vote as a tribute to the late Senator Graham, while the White House loses its top crypto adviser, Patrick Witt, who is departing for military training.
Approval faces strong opposition due to an ethical showdown. Democratic lawmakers are demanding provisions to address conflicts of interest related to Trump’s $1.4 billion in cryptocurrency-related income.
At the same time, 78 banking groups have voiced their opposition to the proposed regulations on stablecoins, adding another layer of political complexity that could derail the legislation this year.
#LeyCLARITY #CriptoRegulaciones #SenadoEEUU #DonaldTrump #Stablecoins
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