The CLARITY Act has finally made it onto the Senate schedule. Achieving regulatory clarity is not an easy step—waiting for the 60-vote threshold.

CryptoWorld News reports that the CLARITY Act was officially scheduled for the Senate agenda on June 1, 2026. On May 14, it was passed by the bipartisan Banking Committee, and on June 1, the administrative procedures were completed. The schedule was set without an announced voting date, and the bill is now waiting for full Senate consideration. The bill has completed five of the nine steps to become law, with the remaining four including full chamber debate, a vote requiring 60 votes, conference between the two chambers, and presidential signing. Galaxy Digital bet $10 million on the market before and after the bill's passage. Coinbase states that the bill is close to completion, with Lummis emphasizing that it resolves jurisdictional friction between the SEC and CFTC, ending regulatory uncertainty in the digital asset industry.