The CLARITY Act vote lands September 15. Everything crypto has been waiting for comes down to two weeks.
The 309-page bill would set federal rules for token classification and exchange oversight, with prediction markets putting passage odds at 16%.
- On Monday, September 15, the United States Senate will hold a procedural cloture vote on the 309-page Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, determining whether the chamber considers the bill for final passage this year.
- With 160 million Americans holding crypto, the CLARITY Act aims to replace the current regulatory patchwork by classifying digital assets as securities, commodities, or stablecoins under SEC or CFTC jurisdiction, ending reliance on agency guidance future administrations could reverse.
- Senator Elizabeth Warren leads opposition, declaring the bill "a bill written by the crypto industry for the crypto industry," while seven Democratic senators argue the current draft "falls short" on ethics and illicit finance rules.
- Passing the CLARITY Act would unlock an estimated $50 billion to $100 billion in institutional inflows over 24 months. If cloture fails, the legislation dies for 2026, delaying action until 2027 or 2028 at earliest.
- The August CPI report on September 11 and a Federal Reserve rate decision on September 16 create a 10-day gauntlet of market-moving events alongside the cloture vote, stressing crypto market assumptions simultaneously with legislative outcomes.
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The CLARITY Act vote lands September 15. Everything crypto has been waiting for comes down to two weeks.
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