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On the same day the SEC and CFTC lost under the CLARITY Act, they both issued statements saying they will use their existing authority to move forward, respectively, with regulation of crypto issuance, custody, and leveraged markets. Grayscale believes the institutionalization process will not be interrupted.

CLARITY Bill: The Senate ended debate and voted, failing 49–50, a gap of 11 votes. The next day, seven Democrats issued a joint statement reaffirming their push forward. The focus then shifted to bipartisan negotiations, revised text, and the path to a new vote. Bitcoin held steady at 76K—full breakdown of the data and the logic.

The U.S. Senate’s CLARITY Act ended in defeat in the final vote, falling short 49-50, as Tillis switched his position to oppose the bill and to drop a bid to preserve the right to reconsider. A White House crypto adviser said it’s disappointing—so does the bill still have a chance to turn around? A deep breakdown of the legislative standoff and its market impact.

U.S. Senate blocks CLARITY bill in a 50–49 vote. BTC briefly fell below $74,900. Over 24 hours, liquidations totaled $670 million. The Fear & Greed Index dropped from 69 to 51. A deep dive into the voting battle and regulatory impact.

CLARITY Act Senate vote fails to clear the hurdle, 49 to 50. XRP plunges more than 8% in a single day. Ripple and Strategy both weigh in, and XRP’s legal characterization against BTC remains unshaken. This article breaks down the voting details, the regulatory basis, and the market impact.

The U.S. Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act, while Bitcoin fell toward $76,000. Here is what the vote means for crypto regulation, the SEC-CFTC framework, and digital asset markets.

The CLARITY Act faces a potential Senate showdown on Tuesday over a 60-vote threshold to end debate. With the banking industry group, 18 state attorneys general, and Warren aligned against it, the fight has centered on the stablecoin yield provisions and a dispute over federal preemption.

The CLARITY bill’s final text includes 126 Democratic amendments. A procedural vote on September 15 requires 60 votes. This article breaks down the regulatory boundary between the SEC and the CFTC, the tug-of-war over ethical provisions, and the beneficiary logic across different crypto sectors.

After Trump’s secret meeting, the probability associated with the CLARITY Act rebounds to 33%. This article breaks down the ethical provisions’ stalemate, the Senate vote-count structure, and the market-pricing logic behind the Gate event. It also analyzes the key variables for the procedural vote on September 15.

The U.S. Senate has released a 630-page updated CLARITY bill, adding provisions to register non-decentralized DeFi protocols with the CFTC. The procedural vote scheduled for September 15 requires 60 votes.