The fate of the U.S. crypto market structure bill, known as the CLARITY Act, hangs in the balance as lawmakers run out of time to advance it in the Senate.
Expectations around the bill are already shifting. On the prediction platform Polymarket, the perceived likelihood of the bill passing this year has declined in recent weeks, reflecting growing uncertainty.
Industry watches closely
Financial institutions, including JPMorgan, have said clearer rules could encourage greater institutional participation in digital assets.
Asset managers and firms such as BlackRock, Morgan Stanley, and Coinbase are also closely tracking the bill’s progress.
Uncertain path ahead
If the legislation fails to advance, the U.S. crypto sector could remain without a unified regulatory framework, leaving companies and investors navigating existing rules.
For now, attention is on whether the Senate Banking Committee schedules a markup in the coming days. Without that step, the bill’s path forward this year appears increasingly uncertain. Concern over the slowdown.
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