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Techub News reports that the U.S. crypto industry has begun adjusting its political lobbying strategy following the stalling of the CLARITY Act in the Senate. The industry is shifting its focus to the upcoming Senate elections in search of crypto-friendly legislative support. (Google News: CLARITY Act)
Techub News reports that the Congressional Research Service has released an analysis report listing 11 types of cryptocurrency activities that the proposed CLARITY Act in the Senate would allow U.S. banks and credit unions to engage in, including digital asset underwriting and trading. The report aims to provide references for legislators, detailing how the bill, if passed, would establish a clear legal framework for traditional financial institutions to participate in the cryptocurrency market. (Crypto.news)
Techub News reports that US Representative Bryan Steil stated that the CLARITY Act has been passed in the House of Representatives with overwhelming bipartisan support. The bill aims to provide a clear framework for cryptocurrency regulation. (Fox Business)
Techub News reported that asset management company Bitwise released an analytical report mapping the development of four major beneficiary areas within the crypto industry during the stalled legislative progress of the CLARITY Act in the United States. The report aims to analyze structural changes in the market under regulatory uncertainty. Bitwise's report pointed out that in the context of hindered traditional regulatory legislative paths, crypto-native areas such as decentralized finance, specific blockchain networks, and their ecosystems have gained more attention and developmental momentum. (Google News: CLARITY Act)
According to Techub News, Hunter Biden stated that the CLARITY Act was stalled due to Trump's refusal to accept ethical clauses. The act aims to provide regulatory clarity for the U.S. cryptocurrency industry. (unchainedcrypto.com)
Techub News reports that Stand With Crypto, a crypto advocacy group supported by Coinbase, has released a list of midterm election endorsements, concerning political developments following the stalling of the CLARITY Act in the Senate. The organization aims to promote candidates who support the cryptocurrency industry. (Decrypt News)
Techub News reports that, in the context of the CLARITY Act being stalled after a procedural vote in the Senate, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) have taken 9 actions to establish cryptocurrency regulatory rules on their own, in the absence of Congressional legislation. CoinGape reports that these actions indicate regulators are advancing cryptocurrency regulation through the existing authority framework, rather than waiting for new legislative authorization. (Google News: CLARITY Act)
Techub News reports that several weeks after the CLARITY bill stalled following a Senate procedural vote, the crypto advocacy group Stand With Crypto has announced its first round of Senate supporters list. The organization aims to promote legislators who support the cryptocurrency industry. (The Block)
According to Techub News, the legislative process of the US CLARITY Act is facing changes in key figures. Cynthia Lummis, the chair of the Senate Banking Committee's Subcommittee on Digital Assets, who has been leading the bill, announced that she will not seek re-election and will step down at the end of the year. Another key Republican negotiator, Senator Thom Tillis from North Carolina, is also leaving. Both have played crucial bridging roles in recent debates on crypto policies. Additionally, the term of Hester Peirce, a commissioner at the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), will end this Friday. Peirce has been a significant figure in the field of crypto regulation since 2018. Analysts believe that the departure of these key supporters could have a notable impact on the reintroduction of the CLARITY Act or the drafting of a new version in the next Congress. (Wu Blockchain)
Techub News reports that Crypto In America journalist Eleanor Terrett tweeted that U.S. Senator Thom Tillis has stated he is ready to push for the "Clarity Act" to enter the markup stage in the Senate Banking Committee and will request that the chair schedule time after senators return. Tillis said that most banks' concerns regarding stablecoin yields have been heard and addressed, and that other stakeholders may continue to "engage in good faith." In terms of timing, he hopes to release the legislative text on stablecoin yields 4 to 5 days before formal consideration for stakeholders to preview, and expressed general support for Senator Cynthia Lummis's design approach regarding the impact on software developers and law enforcement.
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