
CLARITY Act May Return for Senate Vote Before Congress Ends
Adrian Wall of the Digital Sovereignty Alliance said bipartisan senators may make another attempt to advance the CLARITY Act during the lame-duck session before the current Congress ends.
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The CLARITY Act could receive another opportunity to advance during the US Congress’s lame-duck session, according to Adrian Wall, managing director of the Digital Sovereignty Alliance. Wall said senators from both parties are considering another attempt to move the crypto market structure bill forward before the current Congress ends. The comments point to a possible renewed legislative effort, although they do not confirm that a vote has been scheduled or that the bill will advance. The CLARITY Act is being watched by crypto-market participants because it is intended to establish a framework for market structure. Any further congressional action could affect the regulatory outlook for digital assets, but the timing and outcome remain uncertain. Cointelegraph reported Wall’s remarks on September 16, 2026.
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