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Key Takeaways
- CLARITY missed the required 60-vote threshold.
- Warren urged Congress to block the legislation.
- McConnell voted to advance the legislation.
- One-hour long liquidations reached $287 million.
- Revival requires new language and Senate support.
The bill failed before formal floor consideration
The Senate voted on whether to invoke cloture on the motion to proceed to H.R. 3633, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025. Cloture required support from three-fifths of the chamber, normally 60 senators.
At the time of writing, 49 of the Senate’s members had voted against cloture. That made a 60-vote majority mathematically impossible, even before the complete roll call was published.
This was not a vote on final passage. Its failure stops the scheduled route to floor debate and amendments, but it does not amount to a Senate decision on every provision in the bill.
BREAKING: The CLARITY Act fails to advance in the Senate, falling short of the 60 votes needed to move forw...
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