Odaily Planet Daily reports: Bitcoin News posted on X that Senate Majority Leader John Thune has filed a cloture motion to advance consideration of the CLARITY Act. This procedural step is used to end debate and move the Senate toward a vote in September on whether to formally begin deliberating the bill. This does not mean the CLARITY Act has been passed. A cloture motion typically requires 60 votes to pass; if approved, the Senate can proceed with debate and consideration of the bill.
Thune Submits Motion to End Debate on the CLARITY Act
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On-chain news broke Tuesday as Senate Majority Leader John Thune filed a motion to end debate on the CLARITY Act. This move advances the Senate toward a September vote on whether to formally begin consideration of the bill. Crypto news outlets such as Odaily note that the motion still requires 60 votes to proceed, and passage has not yet been achieved.
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