Morning Edition · Monday, July 13, 2026Published at 1:24 AM EDT · New York
Draft of the Clarity Act Said to Be Near, but Obstacles Remain
Multiple sources told CoinDesk a fresh version of the US market-structure bill could appear this week, testing how far crypto's political spending translates into law.
A new draft of the Clarity Act, the US bill meant to divide oversight of digital assets between securities and commodities regulators, may be released this week, several sources told CoinDesk, though the outlet cautioned that significant ob…
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Crypto Political Spending Converts Into US Policy Wins
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