Earlier this week, the Senate Banking Committee appeared poised to advance the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act, a sweeping effort to establish a comprehensive federal framework for digital assets. The legislation passed the House during last summer’s “Crypto Week.” See our post here. The momentum evaporated after leading industry participants publicly withdrew support for the bill’s revised text. Within hours, on January 14, committee leadership delayed the markup, with no new date announced. The Senate’s sudden…
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