CLARITY Act ethics deal could decide 60-vote Senate fight
CoinDesk previewed the make-or-break Senate fight over the CLARITY Act, the crypto market-structure bill facing a key procedural vote, with Digital Chamber CEO Cody Carbone joining former SEC enforcement co-director Rebecca Rettig and former prosecutor Renato Mariotti to assess whether the bill can reach the 60 votes needed to advance. Carbone says the bill cannot hit that threshold without an ethics deal, and that the White House will have to weigh in on the Tillis–Gallego proposal before Tuesday's vote. The vote is framed as the decisive test of whether the Senate passes a federal framework for digital assets this session.
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- 🎥 @DigitalChamber CEO @CodyCarboneDC says the CLARITY Act can’t reach 60 votes without an ethics deal — and the White House will have to weigh in on the Tillis–Gallego proposal before Tuesday’s vote: “The White House is going to have to come out and say something on the ethics https://t.co/7TU4p9XdBgx.com ↗
- The CLARITY Act has a vote in four days, but can it get to 60? @RebeccaRettig1 and @renato_mariotti are joined by @DigitalChamber CEO @CodyCarboneDC to break down the make-or-break fight over crypto market structure, what happens if Clarity fails, and why it all comes down to https://t.co/T0mr1AlelUx.com ↗
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