Tillis to Push Senate Banking Markup on Crypto Bill

Tillis to Push Senate Banking Markup on Crypto Bill

Senator Thom Tillis says he’ll push the Senate Banking Committee to schedule a long-delayed markup on a crypto market structure bill to advance the legislation.

CLARITY Act: Senate Banking Republicans Yet to Secure Full Support Ahead of Expected May Markup

In the latest CLARITY Act update, Senate Banking Republicans have yet to secure full support from all Republicans on the Committee, which is necessary as they look to at least advance the crypto bill along party lines. Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott expressed optimism that he could soon secure full Republican support and that The post CLARITY Act: Senate Banking Republicans Yet to Secure Full Support Ahead of Expected May Markup appear…

Clarity Act News Today: Senator Tillis Commits to May 11 Markup Push as Final Talks Intensify

Senator Thom Tillis told Fox Business this week that he will push the Senate Banking Committee to schedule a markup for the Clarity Act when lawmakers

When Will CLARITY Finally Pass?

Senate Banking is targeting the week of May 11 to mark up the CLARITY Act, but Galaxy puts 2026 passage odds at 50-50 as recesses loom.

CLARITY Act 最新動態：參議員 Tillis 推動五月就加密貨幣市場結構法案舉行審議聽證會 – EastMud

TLDR 參議員 Thom Tillis 正敦促參議院銀行委員會主席 Tim Scott 為加密貨幣市場結構法案安排審查聽證會（markup hearing）。 參議院將於 5 月 11 日復會，Tillis 正推動在 5 月中旬舉行聽證會。 主要的爭議點包括穩定幣收益規則、政府官員的道德條款，以及對 DeFi 開發者的保護措施。 Coinbase 於 1 月撤回了對該法案的支持，原因是其中一項條款禁止加密貨幣交易所支付穩定幣收益。 在選舉壓力接管議程之前，該法案在參議院的審議時間僅剩約 11 週。 (SeaPRwire) –   參議員 Thom Tillis 週三表示，他將推動參議院銀行委員會為陷入僵局的加密貨幣市場結構法案（即 CLARITY Act）安排投票。 參議員 TILLIS 推動推進 CLARITY 法案 參議員 Thom Tillis 表示，他將要求領導層在議員復會時為 Clarity 法案安排審查，並稱該法案已取得「很大進展」。 他補充說，銀行對於穩定幣收益的擔…

Tillis to Push Senate Banking Markup on Crypto Regulation

The stalled crypto market structure legislation in the United States is edging toward a mark-up, with Senator Thom Tillis signaling that he will push the Senate Banking Committee to schedule a formal session on the bill when lawmakers return to Washington. Tillis, a leading Republican on the panel, told reporters that the committee should move forward with a markup to prevent further protraction, arguing that the text has progressed sufficiently…