Eight-week window period, no matter how strong the support from both parties, cannot compete with the Senate's time black hole. Can FIT21 make it onto the agenda?

CoinWorld News reports that the survival of the Clear Bill depends on the U.S. Senate completing a significant amount of non-crypto work at some point. Progress on the Digital Asset Market Clear Bill has become an intractable mathematical problem, with not enough time in the Senate's legislative calendar to pass the bill. Nevertheless, the bill has been officially scheduled on the Senate calendar, and industry lobbyists are still fighting for a last-minute victory. The Senate has about eight weeks before the summer recess, and as election season approaches, the willingness for legislative cooperation may be affected. The Clear Bill requires several procedural steps, which can only begin after the finalization of the Market Structure Bill. The bill aims to establish a tailored regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies in the U.S. and has garnered significant bipartisan support. Despite this, many Senate affairs are competing for time and attention.