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CLARITY Act Pushes Senate Crypto Market Structure Fight Toward August Vote

CLARITY Act Pushes Senate Crypto Market Structure Fight Toward August Vote

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Senate Majority Leader John Thune is pushing the CLARITY Act toward an August vote, setting up a high-stakes clash over crypto market structure, SEC vs. CFTC jurisdiction, and whether the bill can clear the Senate’s 60-vote filibuster threshold. The framework is moving, but the math — and the politics — are still ugly.

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Senate Banking Committee Advances Clarity Act in Bipartisan Crypto Regulation Push

Senate Banking Committee Advances Clarity Act in Bipartisan Crypto Regulation Push

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Washington just gave crypto something rare: a bipartisan win. The Senate Banking Committee has advanced the Clarity Act, a digital asset regulation bill that could finally give the U.S. a more coherent framework for Bitcoin and crypto instead of the usual mess of vague guidance, enforcement theater, and jurisdictional turf wars. Clarity Act advances through […]

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US Senate Advances CLARITY Act as Korea Crypto Market Exposes Transparency Gaps

US Senate Advances CLARITY Act as Korea Crypto Market Exposes Transparency Gaps

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US Senate Advances CLARITY Act as Korea Crypto Market Faces Transparency Gaps The U.S. Senate is moving toward a clearer crypto rulebook while South Korea’s massive retail market is exposing what happens when trading volume outruns transparency, accountability, and common sense. CLARITY Act advances: Senate Banking Committee vote of 15–9 U.S. shift: clearer rules for […]

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White House Warns U.S. Crypto Inaction Could Hand China a Strategic Edge

White House Warns U.S. Crypto Inaction Could Hand China a Strategic Edge

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A White House official says the U.S. risks handing China a strategic advantage if Congress keeps stalling on comprehensive crypto regulation. In Washington, that warning is tangled up in the usual mess: lobbying, factional warfare, and a Senate process that moves like it’s powered by wet cardboard. Patrick Witt says crypto inaction could benefit the […]

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