
White House targets September for CLARITY Act
- The White House said it wants the CLARITY Act completed by September.
- The timeline signals continued support for crypto market structure legislation.
- The bill aims to create clearer rules for digital asset regulation in the US.
The White House said it wants the CLARITY Act to reach the finish line by September.
The timeline signals continued support for legislation that aims to clarify digital asset regulation in the United States.
Administration officials said they are working with lawmakers to advance the bill through Congress.
The CLARITY Act would help define the roles of federal agencies in regulating digital asset markets and companies.
The bill’s progress will depend on congressional negotiations and the legislative process.
The crypto industry has pushed for clearer market structure rules for several years.
The White House target adds new momentum to efforts to establish a clearer US regulatory framework for digital assets.
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