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US Senate Republicans push for Clarity Act markup to be scheduled for May: Report
In a major development, a Republican senator has told Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott to delay the markup for the crypto market structure bill also known as CLARITY Act until May. As per reports, Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina told Monday that he does not expect the Senate Banking Committee to take up the CLARITY Act in April. He has recommended Scott schedule the markup for next month instead. Tillis has been leading negotiations between crypto and banking members on the committee and made clear to Scott that moving too fast would be a mistake. “It’s very important to me not to accelerate things, to hear everybody, and give them a rational basis for what we do accept,” Tillis told Scott, as per reports. The CLARITY Act passed the House of Representatives in July 2025 with a bipartisan vote of 294 to 134. Progress in the Senate has slowed considerably since then, with disputes stablecoin yield restrictions. Without a markup, the bill cannot receive committee approval, and without committee approval, there is no Senate floor vote. On Monday, the Digital Chamber sent a letter to the Senate Banking Committee urging members to bring the market structure bill to markup as soon as the calendar allows. The same day, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s earlier warnings are looking increasingly relevant. Speaking in March, Bessent said that if Democrats were to take the House after the November midterms, the chances of passing the bill would collapse entirely. Earlier this month, Coinbase chief legal officer Paul Grewal had hinted that the CLARITY Act stablecoin yield dispute was close to resolution. The dispute centers on whether users should be allowed to earn returns on their stablecoin holdings with many banks opposing it. Correction Coming in ETH: Should You Sell Ethereum? Find out what FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried has to say about Elon’s Twitter victory. US Court Greenlights SEC-Binance US Agreement, Resolving Assets Access Concerns XT.COM Review: 1,000+ Coins, No-KYC $200K — But VARA Banned It Related Posts South Korean Crypto Firm Delio To Resume Withdrawals After Suspension Top Mining Facility of Argo Blockchain sold to Galaxy Digital SnowdogDAO Is Supposedly the Victim of a Rug Pull How to Swap BTTOLD to New BTT? <strong>Light Up the Xmas Tree With 1xBit and Win</strong> Digital Surge Review: Australia Exchange — FTX Recovery History Terraform Labs’ Do Kwon released on bail for second time
US Senate Republicans push for Clarity Act markup to be scheduled for May: Report
In a major development, a Republican senator has told Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott to delay the markup for the crypto market structure bill also known as CLARITY Act until May. As per reports, Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina told Monday that he does not expect the Senate Banking Committee to take up the CLARITY Act in April. He has recommended Scott schedule the markup for next month instead. Tillis has been leading negotiations between crypto and banking members on the committee and made clear to Scott that moving too fast would be a mistake. “It’s very important to me not to accelerate things, to hear everybody, and give them a rational basis for what we do accept,” Tillis told Scott, as per reports. The CLARITY Act passed the House of Representatives in July 2025 with a bipartisan vote of 294 to 134. Progress in the Senate has slowed considerably since then, with disputes stablecoin yield restrictions. Without a markup, the bill cannot receive committee approval, and without committee approval, there is no Senate floor vote. On Monday, the Digital Chamber sent a letter to the Senate Banking Committee urging members to bring the market structure bill to markup as soon as the calendar allows. The same day, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s earlier warnings are looking increasingly relevant. Speaking in March, Bessent said that if Democrats were to take the House after the November midterms, the chances of passing the bill would collapse entirely. Earlier this month, Coinbase chief legal officer Paul Grewal had hinted that the CLARITY Act stablecoin yield dispute was close to resolution. The dispute centers on whether users should be allowed to earn returns on their stablecoin holdings with many banks opposing it. Correction Coming in ETH: Should You Sell Ethereum? Find out what FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried has to say about Elon’s Twitter victory. US Court Greenlights SEC-Binance US Agreement, Resolving Assets Access Concerns XT.COM Review: 1,000+ Coins, No-KYC $200K — But VARA Banned It Related Posts South Korean Crypto Firm Delio To Resume Withdrawals After Suspension Top Mining Facility of Argo Blockchain sold to Galaxy Digital SnowdogDAO Is Supposedly the Victim of a Rug Pull How to Swap BTTOLD to New BTT? <strong>Light Up the Xmas Tree With 1xBit and Win</strong> Digital Surge Review: Australia Exchange — FTX Recovery History Terraform Labs’ Do Kwon released on bail for second time
Senate Banking Committee expected to take up key US Crypto Market Structure Bill in weeks, says official
Key Takeaways We will be in a position, I hope, to bring all of this together very soon,” Bill Hagerty said. “My expectation is that we get it into committee in this next work period that starts on Monday of next week, so that over the next several weeks we should have this into the banking committee,” he added. Amid widespread criticism, US Senate Banking Committee member Bill Hagerty said on Monday he expects a potential path for a digital asset market structure bill in the coming weeks after months of delays in Congress. He made the comment while speaking at the Digital Assets and Emerging Tech Policy Summit at Vanderbilt University. Hagerty reportedly stated fellow Republican lawmakers planned to move the bill through the banking panel starting next week. “We will be in a position, I hope, to bring all of this together very soon,” he said, “On the banking committee side, I think we’re very close, and my expectation is that we get it into committee in this next work period that starts on Monday of next week, so that over the next several weeks we should have this into the banking committee.” He added: “There’re several issues still outstanding, I think none of them are insurmountable and we will get to a point I believe in April that we’ll have it out of the banking committee. There’s still a lot more work to do.” “We’re going into the midterms(elections). I think if we get this done in April, we can clearly get this taken care of before the midterms,” he added The act passed the House of Representatives in July. The Agriculture Committee, which oversees commodities, advanced its version of the bill in a January markup, but concerns over tokenized equities, ethics and stablecoin yield have delayed consideration in the Banking Committee, which must hold a markup before a potential floor vote in the Senate. Banking industry officials have long raised concerns over stablecoin yield programs competing with bank deposits, arguing that it would threaten financial stability. Earlier this year, President Donald Trump had hit out at banks accussing them of undermining efforts to pass crypto market structure legislation. He had alleged that the banks were blocking progress over disagreements on stablecoin yield payments. “The Banks should not be trying to undercut The Genius Act, or hold The Clarity Act hostage,” he had stated. Interestingly, the latest development comes days after Coinbase chief legal officer Paul Grewal said the US Digital Asset Market Clarity Act is “moving toward” a markup hearing in the US Senate Banking Committee and hinted that it could eventually move to a floor vote if senators resolve the stablecoin yield dispute and schedule a markup. Fieldy AI Review – The Best Memory Tool Yet? Find Out Now Unidentified exploit drains $10.5 million in NFTs across 11 blockchains, reports Metamask Developer UK National Crime Agency to Develop a Dedicated Crypto Team Ethereum’s Shapella Upgrade gets new date to Deploy on Sepolia Testnet Related Posts Hedera Network Greenlights $408M in HBAR Tokens for Ecosystem Expansion GMX.io Review – Trading Perpetuals on DEX Ether’s price reaches 11-month high following Shapella hard fork completion Bank of Russia Says Digital Ruble Should Not Boost Inflation Wunder Trading Review – Social crypto trading Moonbirds whale sells 500 NFTs on Blur for heavy losses Over $500K Stolen in X Account Memecoin Phishing Scams: ZachXBT Bud Light introduces Zero-Carb Beer and an NFT Collection for the ‘Next Generation’
Senate Banking Committee expected to take up key US Crypto Market Structure Bill in weeks, says official
Key Takeaways We will be in a position, I hope, to bring all of this together very soon,” Bill Hagerty said. “My expectation is that we get it into committee in this next work period that starts on Monday of next week, so that over the next several weeks we should have this into the banking committee,” he added. Amid widespread criticism, US Senate Banking Committee member Bill Hagerty said on Monday he expects a potential path for a digital asset market structure bill in the coming weeks after months of delays in Congress. He made the comment while speaking at the Digital Assets and Emerging Tech Policy Summit at Vanderbilt University. Hagerty reportedly stated fellow Republican lawmakers planned to move the bill through the banking panel starting next week. “We will be in a position, I hope, to bring all of this together very soon,” he said, “On the banking committee side, I think we’re very close, and my expectation is that we get it into committee in this next work period that starts on Monday of next week, so that over the next several weeks we should have this into the banking committee.” He added: “There’re several issues still outstanding, I think none of them are insurmountable and we will get to a point I believe in April that we’ll have it out of the banking committee. There’s still a lot more work to do.” “We’re going into the midterms(elections). I think if we get this done in April, we can clearly get this taken care of before the midterms,” he added The act passed the House of Representatives in July. The Agriculture Committee, which oversees commodities, advanced its version of the bill in a January markup, but concerns over tokenized equities, ethics and stablecoin yield have delayed consideration in the Banking Committee, which must hold a markup before a potential floor vote in the Senate. Banking industry officials have long raised concerns over stablecoin yield programs competing with bank deposits, arguing that it would threaten financial stability. Earlier this year, President Donald Trump had hit out at banks accussing them of undermining efforts to pass crypto market structure legislation. He had alleged that the banks were blocking progress over disagreements on stablecoin yield payments. “The Banks should not be trying to undercut The Genius Act, or hold The Clarity Act hostage,” he had stated. Interestingly, the latest development comes days after Coinbase chief legal officer Paul Grewal said the US Digital Asset Market Clarity Act is “moving toward” a markup hearing in the US Senate Banking Committee and hinted that it could eventually move to a floor vote if senators resolve the stablecoin yield dispute and schedule a markup. Fieldy AI Review – The Best Memory Tool Yet? Find Out Now Unidentified exploit drains $10.5 million in NFTs across 11 blockchains, reports Metamask Developer UK National Crime Agency to Develop a Dedicated Crypto Team Ethereum’s Shapella Upgrade gets new date to Deploy on Sepolia Testnet Related Posts Hedera Network Greenlights $408M in HBAR Tokens for Ecosystem Expansion GMX.io Review – Trading Perpetuals on DEX Ether’s price reaches 11-month high following Shapella hard fork completion Bank of Russia Says Digital Ruble Should Not Boost Inflation Wunder Trading Review – Social crypto trading Moonbirds whale sells 500 NFTs on Blur for heavy losses Over $500K Stolen in X Account Memecoin Phishing Scams: ZachXBT Bud Light introduces Zero-Carb Beer and an NFT Collection for the ‘Next Generation’