Allies of Donald Trump are intensifying pressure on the Senate to pass the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act ahead of a key legislative window in April.
David Sacks and Michael Selig both publicly called for immediate action, arguing the bill would establish clear regulatory rules for digital assets.
“…the time to act is now. Senate Banking and then the full Senate should pass the market structure,”
Sacks said, adding he expects Trump to sign the legislation into law.
Scott Bessent also urged lawmakers to advance the bill, while Paul Atkins said regulators are ready to implement the framework once approved.
The coordinated push comes just days before the Senate Banking Committee reconvenes on April 13, with a markup expected later in the month.
Cynthia Lummis confirmed the timeline, while Bernie Moreno warned that failure to pass the bill by May could delay crypto legislation until after the 2026 midterms.
The CLARITY Act previously passed the House with bipartisan support, but delays in the Senate highlight ongoing disagreements as policymakers race to define the future of US crypto regulation.