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The merged draft arrived only weeks before the August recess, with key provisions still under negotiation and no clear sign that enough senators are ready to support the final bill.
The break could make that weakness more visible. CLARITY has momentum, but its future now depends on whether lawmakers can settle the disagreements still dividing its potential coalition.
Key Takeaways
- The merged draft arrived late in the Senate calendar, leaving little time for negotiations before the recess.
- Earlier bipartisan votes do not yet guarantee enough support on the Senate floor.
- Several unresolved provisions could still determine the bill’s final safeguards and political support.
- The certification rules must clearly separate decentralized networks from projects still influenced by insiders.
- Industry backing may sustain momentum, though lawmakers still have to reach the final compromises.
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