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ETH CLARITY Act faces a critical juncture: Senate vote prospects are uncertain
The CLARITY Act, which aims to establish a regulatory framework for the U.S. cryptocurrency market, has ushered in a critical date during the Senate review process: September 15. Based on the current schedule, a "closure debate" vote that will push the bill into substantive review is scheduled for the afternoon of September 15. If the bill is to move forward in the Senate, it must have the support of at least 60 senators.
However, the current political landscape suggests that there is still doubt whether the bill will receive the support it needs. According to reports, in addition to Democratic senators, some Republicans also made it clear that they would not vote in favor of the current version.
The main focus of controversy is on three aspects
The differences surrounding the CLARITY Act are mainly reflected in three major areas:
- Ethical norms and potential conflicts of interest: Various parties have different views on the ethics of practitioners and possible conflicts of interest.
- Stabiloin reward mechanism: The regulatory approach to stablecoin-related reward structures has become another major controversy.
- Other supporting provisions: include provisions to crack down on illegal financial activities, legal liability protection for software developers, regulatory requirements for conflicts of interest and vertically integrated behavior, and demands for the appointment of Democratic members to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
If the September 15 vote exceeds the 60-vote threshold, the CLARITY Act is expected to continue its legislative process in the Senate. Otherwise, this much-awaited bill on comprehensive structural regulation of the cryptocurrency market may be extended again.
Disclaimer : The above does not constitute any investment advice.
