Senate Votes on Clarity Act on Tuesday Amid Crypto Market Uncertainty

US Senate Republicans have released a revised 635-page version of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, or CLARITY Act, ahead of a Tuesday vote on advancing the bill. The new draft includes 126 substantial changes, including new ethics restrictions, narrower protections for blockchain developers, and a proposed circuit breaker for stablecoin illiquidity. President Trump has agreed to the limits on crypto-related financial interests and ethics rules for federally elected officials, judges, and their spouses. The Senate vote at 2:15 pm ET Tuesday on cloture for the motion to proceed requires 60 votes. If passed, the bill could benefit Circle and Coinbase.