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BTC Clarity Act enters final phase: Republicans make new concessions to win bipartisan support
The Clarity Act may now be nearing its end. Republican lawmakers are making new concessions in a bid to gain the bipartisan support they need before Tuesday's vote. Crypto market stakeholders hope the bill will ease regulatory pressure and stimulate new investment.
Republicans propose 'final' plan
This weekend, lawmakers adjusted certain provisions to reach positions that favor both sides. According to people familiar with the matter, the plan covers ethical concerns previously pointed out by some Senate members, and President Trump has so far agreed.
Senator Chris Van Hollen emphasized in a video posted on platform X: "I can assure you that my constituents 'primary focus is not passing the Clarity Act... This is a bill disguised as a bill designed to create good regulation and consumer protection for the cryptocurrency space, but it has a number of major unresolved issues."
Key clause adjustments and ethics, stablecoin gains battle
Several provisions adjusted before Tuesday's vote involved updates on ethical norms, stablecoin gains and vertical integration. First, state attorneys general will be allowed to enforce ethical codes on federal officials, which is expected to largely eliminate ethical concerns.
Since 2025, a group of Democratic lawmakers have criticized the Trump family for participating in the crypto market and gaining huge wealth. During the campaign, Trump promised to make the United States the world's encryption and artificial intelligence (AI) capital, and has introduced a number of new regulations so far.
Other changes include a narrower scope of application in the Blockchain Regulatory Determination Act and the introduction of a circuit breaker mechanism. These measures are aimed at responding to the outflow of funds from traditional banks driven by stablecoin gains. Large banks have lobbied against this stance because allowing stablecoins to generate benefits would lead to massive capital flows.
Many see this as a key obstacle to maintaining the status quo, citing its potential disruption to the financial system. Under Sunday's latest plan, the finance minister has the power to limit rewards if bank capital outflows surge. However, many people still question the timelines and metrics that might be used.
Conflict Interest Protection and Market Expectations
The plan also includes protection against conflicts of interest in digital goods markets and allows state consumer protection laws to remain in effect. Currently, crypto analysts and policy observers are more optimistic about positive results.
The move is expected to boost market sentiment after sideways shocks and significant liquidations.
