The U.S. CLARITY Act review may be postponed to July, and the probability of final approval in August is affected.

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Odaily Star Daily reports that crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett said on X that, due to continued disagreements within the Republican Party over the border security coordination bill, the U.S. Senate was unable to move forward with the relevant agenda before the Memorial Day recess. As a result, the crypto market structure bill, the CLARITY Act, will need to re-secure time for a Senate vote after Congress returns in early June. With the current Senate calendar already extremely tight, and additional tasks still pending—such as the housing bill, the agriculture bill, and the June 12 FISA bill deadline—crypto market structure legislation is very likely to be delayed until July for review, which could affect the probability of it being ultimately passed before the August recess. It is reported that staff from the Senate Agriculture Committee and the Banking Committee have already started coordinating behind the scenes and integrating the bill text, and related technical drafting work will continue during the recess.
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