Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis Slams Democrat Lawmakers For Dragging Their Feet Over Clarity Act
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Republican Senator Cynthia Lummis Slams Democrat Lawmakers For Dragging Their Feet Over Clarity Act
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Lummis Says It’s Hard To Squeeze Everything For CLARITY Act Next Week, But It’s Possible
Senator Lummis claimed that the Senate included the CLARITY Act in the remaining calendar dates leading to the August recess. Sentiment around the possible approval of the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act is now at an all-time low on Polymarket. Kalshi also reflects the same uncertainty. Senator Cynthia Lummis, a Republican from Wyoming, admitted that the pending bill to regulate the crypto market is in a race against time, with Congress having …
Lummis urges swift passage of Clarity Act with bipartisan priorities
Bipartisan support for the Clarity Act could enhance regulatory clarity in digital assets, impacting market confidence and legislative dynamics. The post Lummis urges swift passage of Clarity Act with bipartisan priorities appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
CLARITY Act Update for XRP Holders: Senator Cynthia Lummis Makes Fresh Statement
Senator Cynthia Lummis has spent nearly four years building the legislative foundation for digital asset regulation in the U.S. Bitcoin Magazine highlighted her recent remarks on X, capturing mounting frustration with the bill’s stalled progress. Lummis entered the Senate in 2020 with a specific goal. Wyoming’s legislature was already years ahead of Washington on digital asset law, and she wanted to keep those companies in Wyoming and, more impo…
Senator Cynthia Lummis Slams Democrats Over Clarity Act
Pro-crypto Senator Cynthia Lummis on Wednesday slammed Democrats for holding back the Clarity Act. Speaking on the Senate floor, Senator Lummis, of Wyoming, spoke of the bipartisan work that had gone into the bill — but questioned why it was stalling. Lawmakers are hoping the Clarity Act gets passed before Congress departs for August recess. While the bill has been drafted bipartisanly, some Democrats are unhappy with the current version. JUS…
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