Revised Clarity Act Draft Adds Forced Divestiture and State Enforcement

A revised draft of the Clarity Act would impose a stronger ethics requirement, according to CoinDesk. The provision agreed to by Donald Trump would require divestiture and give state attorneys general the authority to bring lawsuits to enforce the rule. The changes represent the key details identified in the new draft, which focuses on ownership restrictions and legal enforcement of the ethics provision. The development is relevant to crypto-market participants tracking regulatory proposals and their potential implications for digital-asset projects and related tokens. The source did not provide further details on the assets or interests covered by the divestiture requirement, the timing of any required sales, or the specific conduct that could trigger enforcement. No additional information was supplied on the draft’s legislative status or whether the provision will remain unchanged in the final version.