U.S. Congressman reveals: Under the CLARITY Act, the clarity bill is expected to pass the Senate next week!

In the latest interview clip shared by the crypto media Coin Bureau’s “Fox Business,” U.S. Federal Representative Bryan Steil is optimistic that the Senate will very likely formally pass the “Digital Asset Regulatory Clarity Act” (CLARITY Act) next week, aimed at clarifying the SEC and CFTC’s responsibilities.
(Background: Trump and senators are simultaneously pressuring the CLARITY Act in a push to make it through before the August recess, with enforcement agencies hitting from two directions)
(Additional context: The U.S. Clarity Act for the coming four key weeks of urgency; Trump’s “$10 billion crypto revenue” becomes a hurdle to passage)

The clear regulatory framework the U.S. crypto industry has been waiting on for years may be on the verge of a historic breakthrough next week. On July 17, 2026, Taipei time, Coin Bureau, a crypto community platform, posted an interview video on X that drew widespread attention, revealing the latest key progress in the U.S. Congress pushing forward crypto legislation.

🚨CONGRESSMAN HINTS CLARITY ACT TO PASS NEXT WEEK

Rep. Bryan Steil says he is optimistic the Senate will pass the CLARITY Act next week on Fox News.

“It’s absolutely essential that the United States sets the gold standard for regulation in the digital asset space.” https://t.co/wsJuvNTgm3 pic.twitter.com/Ufl7GIREXU

— Coin Bureau (@coinbureau) July 17, 2026

Senate gives the green light next week? Rep.: The U.S. needs to establish the highest standards

In this clip from the Fox Business news program “Mornings with Maria,” U.S. Republican Congressman Bryan Steil joined host Maria Bartiromo for a remote interview. Discussing progress on crypto regulation, Steil—wearing a dark suit and a red tie—sent a very positive signal. He said he is optimistic that the Senate will be able to pass the “Digital Asset Regulatory Clarity Act” (CLARITY Act) smoothly next week.

“It’s absolutely essential that the United States establishes the gold standard for regulation in the digital asset space,” Steil emphasized firmly during the program. Not only did this point to the urgency of the bill, it also reflected the U.S.’s political resolve to maintain a leading position in the global crypto regulation race and set the highest standard.

Ending the ambiguous SEC and CFTC responsibility zone

Looking back at the bill’s push, the CLARITY Act had already passed the U.S. House a year ago, but afterward its progress in the Senate has remained under close scrutiny from many quarters. The bill’s core goal is to establish a clear set of rules for the U.S. digital asset market, especially regarding the strict division of responsibilities between the two major regulatory bodies: the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).

For a long time, the crypto industry has suffered from regulatory ambiguity. Advancing the CLARITY Act is precisely intended to remove this uncertainty and prevent excessive interference from stifling innovation. It is said that if the Senate can grant a fast release as scheduled after this week’s hearings, the bill could quickly be sent to the U.S. president for signature, and formally become federal law.