The U.S. Senate will hold a cloture vote on a motion to advance the CLARITY Act at 14:15 local time on September 15, requiring 60 votes. On the eve of the vote, the Democratic Party put forward a new counterproposal calling for further tightening of ethical restrictions on large cryptocurrency holdings by government officials, as well as restrictions related to their family members and paid promotions; continuing to further narrow the scope of protections for BRCA developers; and strengthening conflict-of-interest rules for trading platforms. However, it does not call for further changes to the stablecoin yield provisions. The Republican Party said that the latest version already incorporates the Democrats’ 126 substantive amendments and described the current text as the “final package”.(Crypto In America)