
Crypto Clarity Act Faces Crucial Week With September 15 Vote Uncertain
The crypto industry is watching a possible September 15 vote on the Clarity Act, but CoinDesk says it may be canceled, delayed or reintroduced in another form. The legislation’s immediate path remains uncertain.

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Crypto Long Positions Worth $570 Million Liquidated After Clarity Act Fails
About $570 million in bullish crypto futures positions were liquidated over 24 hours after the Clarity Act failed, with Bitcoin and ether longs recording the largest losses, CoinDesk reported.