CLARITY Act: Ripple CLO urges Senate to hear crypto holders
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CLARITY Act: Ripple CLO urges Senate to hear crypto holders
Ripple Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty has urged undecided and opposing senators to hear from an estimated 67 million American crypto holders before the CLARITY Act faces a 60-vote procedural test on Sep. 15. Alderoty asks senators to meet crypto…
Ripple's legal director, Stuart Alderoty, appealed to senators who oppose or are undecided on the CLARITY bill ahead of the upcoming critical procedural vote. Alderoty, who wants the approximately 67 million American crypto holders to be heard, contacted the senators' offices. A vote would not make the bill law; it would only pave the way for the Senate to begin debating the text. Since 60 votes are needed for the bill to pass, Republicans need …
CLARITY Act Vote Nears As Ripple Targets Undecided Senators
The CLARITY Act faces a 60-vote procedural test on Sept. 15 as Ripple legal chief Stuart Alderoty asks undecided senators to meet American crypto holders. Ethics rules, stablecoin rewards and DeFi protections still divide lawmakers, while banking and crypto groups intensify lobbying before the vote.
Ripple Legal Chief Presses Senate Ahead of CLARITY Act Vote
The CLARITY Act faces a 60-vote procedural test on Sept. 15 as Ripple legal chief Stuart Alderoty asks undecided senators to meet American crypto holders. Ethics rules, stablecoin rewards and DeFi protections still divide lawmakers, while banking and crypto groups intensify lobbying before the vote.
Ripple's Alderoty Urges Crypto Holders' Input on Clarity Act
Alderoty, identified with Ripple, called on senators to hear directly from crypto holders ahead of the Clarity Act vote, according to CoinGape's reporting . His message frames senators as the audience and the vote as the deadline.
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