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U.S. crypto policy debate gains momentum as Clarity Act timeline sharpens
As reported by CoinDesk, White House Executive Director of the President's Council on Digital Assets Patrick Witt says it is possible for President Donald Trump to sign the Clarity Act into law by July 4, provided lawmakers complete a markup this month, the Senate merges the Banking and Agriculture bills within four weeks, and Congress then moves through reconciliation and final votes. Witt's timeline underscores renewed momentum around the market structure measure, which has been at the center of U.S. crypto policy discussions for months. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand also argues the bill needs an ethics provision, ... (full story)
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