Bicoinjie News reports that, according to Crypto in America, after the U.S. Senate reconvened, it has entered a window period of about four weeks to determine whether the Clarity Act bill can pass. The bill must complete a consolidated version of the text, including Senate debate and voting, before the August recess, and receive at least 60 votes in support. Negotiation focus includes whether to retain the exemption provisions for non-custodial developers in the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act, as well as establishing an ethics framework for conflicts of interest surrounding U.S. President Trump’s crypto business interests. The death of Senator Lindsey Graham and Mitch McConnell’s absence weaken Republican vote counts, underscoring the importance of winning support from Democratic lawmakers.

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GateUser-ada1e8c7
· 7h ago
The four-week window period is too short; combining text, debate, and voting feels like it’ll end up dragging to the last moment again.
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AncientKeysUnlockNewChains
· 9h ago
If the non-custodial developer exemption “this item” gets cut, DeFi builders will have to move overnight too
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AutumnSlopePath
· 9h ago
The 60-vote threshold is a bit up in the air—Graham is gone, McConnell isn’t around either. With the Republicans’ votes running tight right now, they’ll have to see how many Democrats they can bring over.
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