On the heels of intensive talks with Democrats, the Clarity Act is gaining bipartisan support as it awaits a Senate vote before the August 2026 recess.

Blockchain Association Board Chair confirmed in a FOX interview that negotiations have advanced significantly, signaling a possible shift in legislative momentum. The bill targets structural issues in the U.S. cryptocurrency market.

Having passed the House with strong bipartisan backing, the Clarity Act now sits on the Senate Legislative Calendar, ready for a vote though no date is set yet. The Senate Banking Committee cleared the bill earlier this year, marking a key legislative step.

Market watchers note that the growing support and negotiations could increase chances of the bill becoming law in 2026. The timing is key, with the August recess deadline pressing Senate leadership to act.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott are expected to influence scheduling a floor vote. Any vote set before the recess may signal confidence in the bill’s passage, while delays or mixed signals could prolong uncertainty.

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