The CLARITY Act may shift to a hearing in May and push for a vote in July, with an approximately 50% chance of passing within the year.

Odaily Planet Daily News: The legislative process for the “Digital Asset Market Clarity Act” currently advancing in the U.S. Senate has been delayed by several months, but there is still a path forward amid a busy legislative schedule. Sources familiar with the matter say that the originally scheduled April push for the bill is now largely unlikely, with the earliest possible review by the Senate committee expected to occur in May. If the Senate vote can be completed before July, there is still a chance for the bill to be enacted by 2026. However, some analysts point out that given the limited legislative time window and the intertwining of multiple political issues, the probability of the bill passing in 2026 is about 50%. If significant disagreements arise later or further delays or shelving occur, the risk of postponement increases. (CoinDesk)