Senate Majority Leader Thune could move to advance the Clarity Act as soon as tomorrow
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Senate Majority Leader Thune's potential move to file cloture on the Clarity Act as soon as tomorrow increases near-term visibility on U.S. crypto market-structure legislation. While delayed by continuing resolution (CR) procedure and uncertain vote support, a cloture filing would start a ~30-hour clock to a possible vote, raising event risk around regulatory clarity. Crypto assets may see higher volatility as legislative probabilities update.
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● Medium
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ME News reported that on Aug. 5 (UTC+8), U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune did not file a cloture motion on the Clarity Act on Monday night. The delay was attributed to procedural complications tied to the ongoing CR (continuing resolution), limited support in the chamber, and continued debate over the bill's core issues. Once the CR-related procedural hurdles are cleared, Thune may submit the cloture motion as early as tomorrow—an outcome seen as increasingly likely. If filed, the motion would set up a potential Senate vote on the Clarity Act within 30 hours. (Source: Foresight News)
