Lummis: Clear Bill Will Reshape US Crypto Finance

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CoinWorld News: Senator Cynthia Lummis reiterated her call for lawmakers to advance the Clarity Act, a measure intended to set clearer rules for the U.S. digital asset market. Lummis said the bill will “lay the foundation for financial services in the 21st century.” The bill has passed the House and received approval from the Senate Banking Committee; it now needs a full Senate vote to move closer to becoming law. If the Senate does not take action before the August recess, the legislative process could be delayed until 2027. Lummis also opened a final review window for updating the bill text, with a revised version expected to be released on July 4—giving lawmakers and industry groups one last chance to review. The bill faces debate over stablecoin yield products, ethical rules, and decentralized finance regulation. Supporters believe the bill could replace enforcement-focused policies with written rules and allocate $150 million for crypto fraud investigations, helping institutions track scammers and bad actors.
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LittleBitcoinInTheReflection
· 7h ago
How should decentralized finance be regulated? The question itself is a paradox—let’s see how lawmakers will spin it.
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GateUser-4aa73916
· 8h ago
This line, when translated, becomes: “Written rules replace an enforcement-oriented approach—stop living off fines.”
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L2NightRunner
· 8h ago
The House passed it and the Senate Banking Committee also approved it; now it's stuck at a full floor vote — classic last mile.
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0XNightRun
· 8h ago
On July 4, the revised text was announced, making lawmakers work overtime on Independence Day. Really know how to pick a day.
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GateUser-c4e25c95
· 8h ago
If it gets stuck before the August recess, see you in 2027. This timeline is so Web3.
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