The Senate has one week to address the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act before its summer break, with ethics provisions still unresolved.
The U.S. Senate has one week remaining before its summer recess, leaving limited time to advance the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. As of July 31, no procedural motion has been filed to move the bill forward, a critical first step for Senate consideration in 2026.
The bill’s progress hinges on resolving outstanding ethics provisions, with Senators Ruben Gallego and Thom Tillis submitting a revised proposal to the White House on Thursday. Industry sources indicate a procedural vote this week could position the bill for passage in September, though no official response has been received from the White House.
Failure to act before the recess would delay further action until at least September, increasing uncertainty for digital asset markets.