According to Crypto in America, during the Senate recess until July 13, bipartisan staff, the White House, and industry representatives will continue to coordinate on the remaining differences in the Clarity Act, including integrating the versions from the Senate Banking Committee and the Agriculture Committee, ethics provisions, and anti-money laundering issues. If an agreement is reached smoothly, the bill could be submitted for a full Senate vote as early as late July to early August; the market generally believes that if it cannot pass before the August congressional recess, the likelihood of the bill being enacted into law this year will significantly decrease.

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SlippagePoet
· 2h ago
If we can’t pass it this year, it will be even harder to push through in next year’s election year. The window of opportunity is really running out.
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ALampInMistyValley
· 8h ago
The August deadline sounds very tight, but Capitol Hill's efficiency... well, first believe half of it.
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SandwichMev
· 8h ago
The integration of the Agricultural Committee and Banking Committee versions is indeed the trickiest part, as the two sides have quite different regulatory attitudes toward DeFi.
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