$BTC $ETH CLARITY Act A new variable appeared again before the crucial vote
Democratic senators in the U.S. Senate still currently refuse to support the latest version of the CLARITY Act. One of the biggest points of contention is the bill’s ethics provisions.
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The newly released version by the Republicans has just added a large number of changes that Democrats had previously demanded—107 adjustments in total. These include limits on government officials and their spouses participating in crypto business, and even provisions involving state attorneys general in enforcement.
However, Democrats believe that the current ethics language is still not enough.
Senator Mark Warner said Democrats have prepared their own counterproposal. In other words, there is still room for negotiation between the two sides—not that negotiations have completely stopped, but that they are continuing to fight for a few key provisions in the final stage.
And the real pressure comes from time.
The Senate had originally planned to hold a procedural vote on September 15. To move the bill forward, at least 60 votes are needed.
So the significance of this vote is not that the bill immediately becomes law on the day of the vote, but whether the CLARITY Act still has the right to continue moving forward. 🍀
If the vote passes smoothly, it will send out a very strong signal.
Even though the two U.S. parties still disagree on political and ethical issues, they may still reach a compromise around the framework for digital-asset regulation. For #BTC , #ETH , and the entire U.S. crypto industry, long-term regulatory expectations would clearly improve.
But if the vote count is not enough and the bill gets stuck again, market attention may shift back to the question of “when U.S. crypto regulation can truly be implemented.”
So what’s really worth watching today isn’t a simple “Democrats oppose it,” but whether both sides can finalize the ethics provisions in the last few hours.
The vote on September 15 is very likely to be the watershed moment for the next phase of the CLARITY Act.
Every day, I’ll stay with you to break down new market developments—not just focusing on surface-level price moves, but also looking at what funds and sentiment are really doing. 👀
Democratic senators in the U.S. Senate still currently refuse to support the latest version of the CLARITY Act. One of the biggest points of contention is the bill’s ethics provisions.
Breaking news ❤️ 看懂各大新闻
The newly released version by the Republicans has just added a large number of changes that Democrats had previously demanded—107 adjustments in total. These include limits on government officials and their spouses participating in crypto business, and even provisions involving state attorneys general in enforcement.
However, Democrats believe that the current ethics language is still not enough.
Senator Mark Warner said Democrats have prepared their own counterproposal. In other words, there is still room for negotiation between the two sides—not that negotiations have completely stopped, but that they are continuing to fight for a few key provisions in the final stage.
And the real pressure comes from time.
The Senate had originally planned to hold a procedural vote on September 15. To move the bill forward, at least 60 votes are needed.
So the significance of this vote is not that the bill immediately becomes law on the day of the vote, but whether the CLARITY Act still has the right to continue moving forward. 🍀
If the vote passes smoothly, it will send out a very strong signal.
Even though the two U.S. parties still disagree on political and ethical issues, they may still reach a compromise around the framework for digital-asset regulation. For #BTC , #ETH , and the entire U.S. crypto industry, long-term regulatory expectations would clearly improve.
But if the vote count is not enough and the bill gets stuck again, market attention may shift back to the question of “when U.S. crypto regulation can truly be implemented.”
So what’s really worth watching today isn’t a simple “Democrats oppose it,” but whether both sides can finalize the ethics provisions in the last few hours.
The vote on September 15 is very likely to be the watershed moment for the next phase of the CLARITY Act.
Every day, I’ll stay with you to break down new market developments—not just focusing on surface-level price moves, but also looking at what funds and sentiment are really doing. 👀
