Will the CLARITY Act Pass on Tuesday? Senate Democrats Meet Tonight and Republicans Need Nine of Them
Nine Democrats could decide whether the Senate begins debating the crypto overhaul, as revised ethics language and unresolved anti-money-laundering rules shape the vote.
- Senate Democrats meet Sunday night to decide if nine members will provide the 60 votes necessary to invoke cloture on the CLARITY Act, with the procedural vote on H.R. 3633 scheduled for Tuesday.
- Republicans hold 53 seats, meaning the majority requires nine Democrats to proceed, while negotiations remain stalled over ethics provisions despite White House crypto adviser Patrick Witt posting that the administration had "already accepted an ethics provision."
- Adding 114 Democratic provisions, the Senate substitute released last Thursday spans 630 pages, and The National Sheriffs moved from opposition to neutral, removing a law-enforcement objection Democrats had previously cited.
- If cloture fails, oversight stays with agency rulemaking through at least 2029; passing the bill would write XRP's commodity status into statute, ensuring the boundary between SEC and CFTC authority stops depending on who runs either agency.
- Polymarket prices the CLARITY Act being signed in 2026 at about 18%, and Galaxy Research cut its odds of 2026 passage to 30%; with The House cutting two voting weeks from its calendar, time is tight.
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Trump's Crypto Ethics Pivot Boosts Clarity Act as Senate Faces High-Stakes Vote
President Trump conceded on stricter ethics rules barring officials from significant crypto interests, prompting Senate Republicans to release a final Clarity Act draft. State AG enforcement powers and divestiture requirements mark major shifts as the bill heads for a pivotal Tuesday cloture vote. The changes boosted passage odds on prediction markets but face lingering Democratic and banking opposition.
Crypto regulation bill faces Senate vote
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Senate vote Tuesday will test support for crypto market rules
WASHINGTON — The Senate is scheduled to take a make-or-break procedural vote Tuesday on the Clarity Act, a long-stalled bill that would create a federal regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies and other digital assets. The measure would need 60 votes to advance and break a filibuster. With a full Senate, that means at least seven Democrats… The post Senate vote Tuesday will test support for crypto market rules appeared first on Florida’s Voice.
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The Senate will hold a procedural vote on the Clarity Act on Tuesday.
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