On Tuesday, the Senate failed a key procedural vote (cloture): it needed 60 votes but got only 49, with all Democrats and four Republicans voting no.

• A major sticking point was ethics language around officials’ crypto holdings, not the core market-structure provisions.

• Analysts say the bill is “not fully dead” but the window to pass it this year is now extremely narrow, especially with midterms approaching.

Other notable crypto news today
• Circle launched the Arc mainnet, a new network for stablecoin and tokenized finance, with BlackRock and Visa among validators, and minted 10 billion ARC tokens.

• Deutsche Bank announced plans to offer Bitcoin and Ether custody for institutional clients in Europe, signaling growing traditional-finance infrastructure.

• Coinbase filed with the SEC to bring leveraged stock bets to the U.S., while also revising fees for active traders on Coinbase Advanced.

• Europol seized a $1.51B Bitcoin-mixing service (Cryptomixer), taking down servers and confiscating about $29M in BTC linked to ransomware/darknet laundering.

• South Korean investors are seeking a two-year delay on crypto taxation, per local reports.

• India’s parliamentary panel has wrapped a year-long crypto review, with a report expected soon.