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FollowingTrump calls on Congress to pass a "fair" version of CLARITY bill
U.S. President Donald Trump called on Congress to pass a "fair" CLARITY bill at a White House event with cryptocurrency and technology leaders in Washington, bringing the market structure bill back to the focus of the digital asset debate in Washington.
Trump's comments on CLARITY bill
Trump used a White House gathering with crypto industry executives to urge lawmakers to push for a "fair" CLARITY bill. The remarks were made at an event involving technology leaders that the White House included on the president's public address schedule. Earlier reports said that Trump planned to meet with crypto industry leaders such as Coinbase and Ripple on August 19 and made the CLARITY bill a government priority. In short, Trump's message was to push Congress to complete the bill, emphasizing that the final text should be "fair" rather than proposing specific changes item by item.
What does a "fair" version of the CLARITY Act mean for the crypto industry
The CLARITY Act is a market structure bill designed to establish clearer federal rules for the regulation of digital assets in the United States-exchanges and token issuers have long been uncertain about which agency should regulate them. The administration has been publicly urging Congress to advance the bill, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant has also called on lawmakers to pass it to establish clearer encryption rules. However, the bill is not without opponents. Senator Elizabeth Warren supports federal crypto regulation but opposes the CLARITY Act in its current form, suggesting that the "fairness" framework Trump mentioned remains controversial. For ordinary users, exchanges and token holders, the actual impact depends entirely on the wording of the final text, which is still under negotiation. The specific impact of the bill cannot be judged until the text of the bill is officially announced.
The next key point for crypto holders
Trump's remarks suggest that the White House will continue to press, but that will not in itself change any rules; the CLARITY bill still needs to be passed by Congress before it takes effect. The legislative agenda is the focus, and the White House has pushed for a vote on the bill on September 15. The debate also drew attention, with the White House rejecting moral concerns raised by Democrats about the bill, a controversy that could affect the bill's final shape. For holders and first-time buyers, the practical point is: The framework has not yet become law. The next key point to pay attention to is the planned congressional vote and the specific provisions that will ultimately be retained.
