The Crypto CLARITY Act may be one step closer to full Senate consideration, after the regulatory body added the bill to its legislative calendar. Indeed, the US Senate has returned from recess with the Digital Asset Clarity Act at the top of the legislative calendar.

JUST IN: πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Crypto Clarity Act added to Senate Legislative Calendar, making it eligible for full Senate consideration.

The bill passed the House of Representatives in July 2025 and cleared two Senate committees before the Memorial Day break: the Agriculture Committee in January and the Banking Committee in May by a15–9vote. Senators must now consolidate both versions into a single package, with some in the chamber projecting a floor vote by August.

The act will provide regulatory clarity to prevent companies from facing contradictory or ambiguous rules from the SEC and CFTC. Additionally, the act also aims to maintain US leadership in digital finance by creating a framework that encourages domestic blockchain development. President Trump has also made the cryptocurrency industry a priority, making promises to make the US a global cryptocurrency hub. The act is a substantial point in that goal, and it has already passed the Senate Banking Committee. However, it may still face challenges in the steps ahead without bipartisan support.

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The Senate needs 60 votes to pass the bill, meaning Republicans must secure at least seven Democratic or independent votes on the floor, making the current negotiation over ethics provisions not a sideshow but the actual determinant of whether this legislation moves.

SEC Chair Paul Atkinsrecently saidhe is confident Congress will pass crypto market structure legislation and President Trump will sign it into law. In an interview with Fox Business, Atkins said he has full confidence Congress will adopt the Clarity Act and that Trump will sign it.

Source: Watcher Guru