#特朗普呼吁尽快通过Clarity法案 On July 13, 2026, Trump posted on Truth Social, urging the Senate to pass the “Clarity Act” (CLARITY Act) for digital asset markets. This statement is a three-pronged political maneuver:

First, exert pressure under the pretext of mourning. Trump forcibly linked the bill to Senator Graham, who died suddenly on July 11, saying, “In memory of Graham, the Senate should pass this bill.” But Graham is not a core negotiator on the bill; in essence, this is an emotion-driven attempt to rush votes.

Second, play the “China threat” card to win cross-party support. Trump warned that “we can’t let China win in the fields of crypto and AI,” trying to pull in Democrats under the banner of national security.

Third, conceal a major conflict of interest. Financial disclosures for 2025 show that the Trump family profited more than $1.4 billion from crypto business. Democrats are pushing to add ethics provisions to the bill, limiting the ability of the President and senior officials to profit from the crypto industry.

At present, the Republicans hold only 52 seats in the Senate (down from 53 after Graham’s death), and the bill needs 60 votes to overcome the obstructionist procedural hurdles. Polymarket data shows that market expectations for passage this year have fallen to 39%. The window of time is closing rapidly.