The US Digital Asset Market Structure Act, the CLARITY Act, has been scheduled for consideration in the Senate, listed under General Orders, Calendar No. 423, meaning the bill has met the procedural requirements to enter full Senate deliberation. The bill was previously passed in the House of Representatives with a vote of 294 - 134, aiming to clarify the regulatory framework for the digital asset market structure and the boundaries of responsibilities for agencies such as the SEC and CFTC. It still needs to go through full Senate review and voting procedures. (CoinGape)

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GateUser-276116e2
· 9h ago
The name "Digital Asset Market Structure" sounds quite impressive.
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ProtocolPicnic
· 11h ago
Finally moved forward, 294 votes approve, indicating that bipartisan consensus is greater than expected.
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StonesUnderTheAurora
· 11h ago
This progress is much faster than ETH ETF.
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TakeAScreenshotBefore
· 11h ago
A clear regulatory framework is a positive for the industry; implementation details are another matter.
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BridgeHopHarper
· 11h ago
Who are the 134 votes against? Curious.
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LeverageWhisperer
· 11h ago
General Orders are queueing; I hope I don’t have to wait until next year.
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GateUser-176c498f
· 11h ago
The House of Representatives passed, the Senate got stuck, same old script.
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BlackVelvetKeychain
· 11h ago
What are the boundaries of authority and responsibility between the SEC and CFTC? Let's settle this with a fight first.
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PineLiquidityPool
· 11h ago
Calendar No. 423 I need to remember this number; it'll come in handy for bragging next time.
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