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CLARITY Act’s April Deadline Looms as Crypto Legislation Prospects Dim
Time is running short for the CLARITY Act, America’s proposed crypto market structure legislation. Galaxy Research’s head of research, Alex Thorn, emphasized that unless the bill reaches the Senate floor by early May, its prospects for 2026 passage become virtually nonexistent. This requires Senate Banking Committee approval before April concludes. Senate Majority Leader John Thune has already indicated low confidence in meeting the April timeline. With the Senate’s current attention directed toward the SAVE America Act, the CLARITY Act has been relegated to a lower priority position. According to Thorn, each ... (full story)
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