Democratic lawmakers are seeking additional concessions on the Clarity Act ahead of a key Senate vote, according to Decrypt. Republicans have rejected those demands and are presenting their latest legislative text as their final offer before a 60-vote test scheduled for today. The dispute leaves the bill’s immediate path forward dependent on whether the two sides can resolve their differences before the vote. The development is relevant to crypto-market participants tracking the legislative outlook for digital assets, including ENA, MOVE and ORE. The source did not provide details of the requested changes, the Republican proposal, or the expected result of the Senate vote. Further negotiations could therefore remain central to the bill’s progress, but no conclusion about its passage was stated in the report.
