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Clarity Act faces hurdles as Senate prepares for July hearing amid new opposition

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Published 2026-06-23 11:30 UTCUpdated 2026-06-23 22:22 UTC

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Cody Carbone presses crypto agenda as CLARITY Act stalls in Senate

Crypto.News · crypto.news · 2026-06-23 22:22 UTC

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Bitcoin Magazine on upcoming CLARITY Act hearing

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Overview

The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, aiming to clarify U.S. crypto regulation by assigning spot digital commodity oversight to the CFTC and securities oversight to the SEC, faces a complex path in the Senate with no clear vote scheduled yet.

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CLARITY ActCody CarboneRic Edelman

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Why now

A Senate vote is anticipated soon, with a key hearing scheduled for July 17 in New York.
Opposition from trafficking prevention groups and religious leaders has intensified, complicating legislative progress.
Industry advocates are actively lobbying to advance the bill before the legislative window narrows.

Why it matters

The Act aims to resolve regulatory uncertainty that has hindered U.S. crypto innovation and pushed development offshore.
It could set a global standard for crypto regulation, impacting international markets and stablecoin usage.
Institutional adoption could surge if the Act clarifies market structure and legal frameworks.

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Recurring claims

The CLARITY Act would assign exclusive regulatory authority over spot digital commodity markets to the CFTC, while the SEC would oversee digital assets classified as investment contracts.
The CLARITY Act could unlock institutional crypto adoption, potentially bringing up to 95% of institutions without crypto exposure into the market.
Opposition has arisen from trafficking prevention groups and Catholic leaders concerned that protections for software developers in the Act could enable human trafficking.

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