The U.S. "Clarity Act" has completed the review stage in the Senate Committee and is now moving to the next review schedule.

According to a post from Bitcoin News, the U.S. "Clarity Act" (H.R.3633) has finished the review process in the Senate Banking Committee and has officially entered the Senate legislative agenda.

It is reported that the bill previously passed the Senate Banking Committee vote on May 14th with a result of 15 votes in favor and 9 votes against, smoothly passing the committee review stage.

As of June 1st, the full approval process by the committee has been completed. Currently, the bill is in a critical stage of the legislative process, and will next face debate and voting in the full Senate.

The bill has now been included in the Senate legislative calendar, with schedule number 423. After being voted on by the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee, it was submitted by Senator Scott with an accompanying alternative amendment report, with no written report.

According to the established process, the bill still needs to go through a full Senate vote, coordination between the House and Senate (if necessary), and finally be signed by the President to become law.

Overall, a full chamber vote is the primary hurdle for the bill's passage, marking a significant step forward in digital asset regulation legislation. However, whether it can overcome partisan divisions and balance innovation with protection still depends on the final political negotiations in Congress.

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