Crypto’s Biggest Senate Push Falls Flat as the Clarity Act Fails to Clear a Crucial Procedural Vote
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The U.S. Senate failed to advance the Clarity Act, a proposal that sought to establish a regulatory framework for digital assets. The decision pauses an initiative backed for months by Republicans and an industry that sought to push its approval, as the November legislative elections approach.
Will the Clarity Act Vote End Senate Crypto Efforts?
The Clarity Act moved to a decisive Senate test on Tuesday, but the bill did not advance after more than 40 Senators voted against it in an unofficial floor tally. The measure needed 60 votes to move ahead, making bipartisan backing essential. Its failure is being treated as a major setback for federal crypto market… The post Will the Clarity Act Vote End Senate Crypto Efforts? first appeared on CryptoNewsBytes.
The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act has just suffered a major setback in the Senate after its supporters failed to gather the 60 votes needed to move towards formal consideration of the legislation. This Tuesday’s vote was on the cellure of H.R. 3633’s motion to proceed. In terms of... Read more
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