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Clarity Act Faces Final Senate Vote After New Crypto Restrictions on Stablecoin Yield and Ethics

Clarity Act Faces Final Senate Vote After New Crypto Restrictions on Stablecoin Yield and Ethics

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The Clarity Act is headed for a final Senate vote after weekend revisions added new limits on stablecoin yield, ethics, and conflicts of interest. Supporters call it progress; critics say it’s still a messy compromise that leaves key crypto and consumer-protection questions unresolved.

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17 State AGs Urge Senate to Reject CLARITY Act Over Federal Preemption Fears

17 State AGs Urge Senate to Reject CLARITY Act Over Federal Preemption Fears

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A bipartisan group of 17 state attorneys general is urging the Senate to scrap the CLARITY Act, warning it could weaken state crypto enforcement and hand too much power to federal regulators. The fight now centers on federal preemption, stablecoin rules, and whether Washington is fixing crypto or just smothering honest builders.

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Lummis Releases Final 635-Page CLARITY Act Draft Ahead of High-Stakes Senate Vote

Lummis Releases Final 635-Page CLARITY Act Draft Ahead of High-Stakes Senate Vote

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Sen. Cynthia Lummis has released the final 635-page CLARITY Act draft ahead of a make-or-break Senate vote, with major ethics, stablecoin, and developer-protection revisions aimed at winning Democratic support. The outcome could shape whether the U.S. gets real crypto rules or more regulatory fog.

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CLARITY Act Senate Vote Date Unverified as Crypto Market Structure Fight Intensifies

CLARITY Act Senate Vote Date Unverified as Crypto Market Structure Fight Intensifies

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A rumored September 15 Senate vote date for the CLARITY Act isn’t confirmed, but the crypto market structure fight is very real. The bill seeks to define token rules, SEC/CFTC turf, and “mature blockchain” treatment — while banks, regulators, and law enforcement keep pushing back.

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