According to CryptoSlate, the U.S. Senate’s Monday agenda did not include a vote on the CLARITY Act; only procedural votes on H.R. 6500, the continuing resolution, are currently planned. Under Senate rules, if a cloture motion is filed by August 5, the earliest possible vote would be on August 7—but this vote would only address the motion to proceed. Due to the need for further debate, consideration, and potentially another cloture motion, the normal process cannot be completed before the recess.
The U.S. Senate fails to schedule a vote on the CLARITY Act, and passage before the recess is unlikely.
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The U.S. Senate did not schedule a vote on the CLARITY Act on Monday, instead focusing on procedural votes for the H.R.6500 continuing resolution. A motion to end debate could be filed by August 5, with a vote possible by August 7, but this would only move the process forward. Further review and debate are still likely, making passage before the recess improbable. Updates on cryptocurrency regulations and on-chain news will be critical as the session continues.
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