Major County Sheriffs group shifts to neutral stance on CLARITY Act after July 3 Section 604 talks
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Major County Sheriffs of America shifted from opposing to neutral on the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act after receiving clearer guidance on Section 604. The move removes a notable political obstacle and may improve the bill's prospects, supporting expectations for clearer U.S. rules covering noncustodial developers and distributed ledger providers. However, the group is still pushing amendments and greater law-enforcement involvement, leaving enforcement and compliance details unresolved.
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Major County Sheriffs of America said in a July 3, 2026 letter to the Senate Banking Committee that it has moved from opposing the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act (H.R. 3633) to taking a neutral position. The group said further discussions with the administration and state and local law enforcement brought added clarity on how Section 604 would be interpreted and implemented. MCSA said the provision still needs targeted changes to better support efforts against crypto-related crime and urged a formal role for state and local agencies in Treasury’s related study and advisory processes. The shift is being viewed as progress toward removing a key political obstacle to the bill.
