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🚨 BREAKING: THE CLARITY ACT FAILED TO ADVANCE IN THE U.S. SENATE. The Senate voted 49–50 on the procedural motion to advance the CLARITY Act, falling short of the 60 votes required. Elizabeth Warren publicly urged senators to vote NO, arguing that the legislation should be replaced with what she described as a more genuinely bipartisan bill. Democrats had raised concerns about the bill’s ethics provisions, consumer protections and restrictions involving public officials’ crypto interests.  The final vote was NOT a vote to permanently kill the CLARITY Act. It was a procedural vote that prevented the legislation from moving forward at this stage.  The vote was 49 YES — 50 NO, with three Republicans — Susan Collins, Josh Hawley and Jerry Moran — joining the Democratic caucus in voting against advancing the bill.  So where does crypto go from here? This is where the story gets interesting. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins has said the SEC’s crypto rulemaking agenda is moving forward with or without the CLARITY Act. The agency is pursuing its own regulatory initiatives under “Project Crypto,” meaning regulatory developments can continue even while Congress works through legislation.  That does NOT mean the SEC can simply replace Congress or guarantee comprehensive market-structure legislation. But it does mean today’s Senate vote isn’t the end of every effort toward greater regulatory clarity. 49–50. CLARITY is stalled. The fight over crypto regulation is far from over. 👀 What happens next? #CLARITYAct #CryptoNews #Crypto #Bitcoin #XRP
🚨 BREAKING: THE CLARITY ACT FAILED TO ADVANCE IN THE U.S. SENATE. The Senate voted 49–50 on the procedural motion to advance the CLARITY Act, falling short of the 60 votes required. Elizabeth Warren publicly urged senators to vote NO, arguing that the legislation should be replaced with what she described as a more genuinely bipartisan bill. Democrats had raised concerns about the bill’s ethics provisions, consumer protections and restrictions involving public officials’ crypto interests. The final vote was NOT a vote to permanently kill the CLARITY Act. It was a procedural vote that prevented the legislation from moving forward at this stage. The vote was 49 YES — 50 NO, with three Republicans — Susan Collins, Josh Hawley and Jerry Moran — joining the Democratic caucus in voting against advancing the bill. So where does crypto go from here? This is where the story gets interesting. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins has said the SEC’s crypto rulemaking agenda is moving forward with or without the CLARITY Act. The agency is pursuing its own regulatory initiatives under “Project Crypto,” meaning regulatory developments can continue even while Congress works through legislation. That does NOT mean the SEC can simply replace Congress or guarantee comprehensive market-structure legislation. But it does mean today’s Senate vote isn’t the end of every effort toward greater regulatory clarity. 49–50. CLARITY is stalled. The fight over crypto regulation is far from over. 👀 What happens next? #CLARITYAct #CryptoNews #Crypto #Bitcoin #XRP

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