The Clarity Act failed to pass on July 4th, and the window for its passage before the midterm elections is rapidly closing. If the bill fails to pass before the midterm elections, and the Democrats gain control of Congress after the elections, they will likely demand significant changes to the bill.

The U.S. Senate is striving to push for a vote on the Clarity Bill before its July recess, but the combined pressure from time and Washington is significantly diminishing its prospects for passage.

Nearly 100 Catholic leaders and four US law enforcement groups have opposed a key part of the CLARITY Act, warning it could weaken efforts against human trafficking and crypto crime. The growing backlash has added pressure on the bill ahead of a Senate vote.

On June 5, the U.S. Congress officially published the American Reserve Modernization Act on its website.

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Over 160 former US security and law enforcement officials urged the Senate to pass the CLARITY Act to strengthen crypto oversight and fight financial crime. The bill would expand anti-money laundering and reporting rules as it moves closer to a full Senate vote.

The CLARITY Act, originally intended to protect traditional banks, has unexpectedly spawned an alternative compliance path for stablecoins.

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The crypto industry is hoping to complete the CLARITY bill legislation by the end of the year, but tight vote counts, strong lobbying from banks, and a narrowing political window before the midterm elections are making this vision highly uncertain.

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This article will start by reconstructing the timeline, dissecting the successive legal structures of GENIUS and CLARITY, and analyzing why the tokenized reserve asset layer has become the most robust and compliant revenue channel in the new paradigm.

This article provides an in-depth, structured analysis of the CLARITY Act from the perspectives of market structure changes, stablecoin competition, legal conflicts between public blockchains and corporations, and uncertainties in the current legislative process.

Under the CLARITY Act regulatory framework, your token must either be sufficiently decentralized or be a security.

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee passed the CLARITY Act on May 14. This act prohibits indirect stablecoin interest rates but allows activity-based rewards. Several other important provisions were also amended. What business opportunities will these changes bring?

How this landmark cryptocurrency bill secured bipartisan support amidst hasty behind-the-scenes negotiations.

It's not that favorable regulatory policies are unimportant. It's just that favorable regulatory policies are no longer sufficient.

The successful passage of the CLARITY Act through the Senate Banking Committee can be considered a landmark victory for the crypto industry. A partner at Pantera Capital breaks down the core significance of the bill.

The decade-long Dallas power struggle over cryptocurrencies is at an exciting turning point as the Clarity Act gains momentum—pushing Bitcoin toward a clear regulatory definition.

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The successful passage of the CLARITY bill through the committee marks a crucial breakthrough for the crypto industry, moving it from a period of unregulated growth to one of compliant maturity. In the coming months, the market will closely monitor the progress of the reconciliation of versions in the House and Senate and the subsequent full vote.

Stablecoins, the impact of the stablecoin bill: not a short-term benefit but a rewriting of the CRCL pricing logic. Golden Finance reports that US crypto regulation is entering a critical window.

What exactly is the Clarity Act, what is it not, what are the key milestones, and how might it change the rules of competition for exchanges, stablecoins, and RWA?

The Senate Banking Committee released a 309-page revised version of the CLARITY bill, scheduled for consideration and voting on the 14th. The new version addresses several key issues that stalled the January bill, but also adds several substantive provisions that warrant close attention.

The stablecoin bill is a "Trojan horse," a Bretton Woods 3.0 system, and a digital extension of dollar hegemony.

Stablecoins, the Clarity Act, banks, the US Congress, the US Clarity Act, the regulatory legislation for stablecoins is about to reach its decisive moment. Golden Finance, bargaining.

The GENIUS Act has far-reaching implications beyond the localization and compliance of stablecoins; it also relates to profound changes in the dollar's economic financing structure: pressure on the banking sector, increased flexibility in US debt issuance, the introduction of new foreign capital into the US financial system, and stronger financial competition for weaker countries.

The essence of Section 404 of the US Clarity Act is not "prohibiting interest," but rather determining who can make money and how. Banks win with the headline; the crypto industry wins with the wording.

Despite efforts by some key U.S. lawmakers to get the bill to the president’s signature by July 4, the banking industry is still lobbying hard to kill the Clarity Act.

The progress of the CLARITY Act legislation has had a direct impact on stablecoin issuers and trading platforms, with Circle's stock price surging nearly 20% intraday and USDC trading activity increasing significantly.

The long-stalled CLARITY Act is now on the brink of a decisive breakthrough, with U.S. senators reaching a critical compromise that could push the landmark crypto bill to a floor vote as early as May.

Republican Senator Thom Tillis, one of the key architects of the GENIUS Act, is threatening to destroy what he has created if Trump doesn't immediately end his crypto businesses.

Chips were the main battlefield of the last war. The next war will revolve around something even more difficult to control, track, and fight—AI agents capable of autonomous planning, execution, and iteration.

The real battle in this war over "whose currency will become the settlement unit in the on-chain world" has only just begun.