Democrats consider reviving Clarity Act with bipartisan amendments

House Democrats are reportedly considering amendments to revive the Clarity Act as a market structure bill in the upcoming Congress, according to a report by Decrypt. The Clarity Act, initially passed by the House in July 2025, aims to provide a clear regulatory framework for digital assets, allocating primary oversight to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission while maintaining some jurisdiction for the Securities and Exchange Commission. Despite passing the House, the bill stalled in the Senate due to concerns over its ethics and investor-protection provisions. The Democratic majority in Congress is now exploring a more bipartisan approach to address these issues and potentially advance the bill. Key Takeaways News of Democrats discussing amendments to the Clarity Act suggests a potential revival of bipartisan negotiations. Market pricing indicates a slight increase in the probability of Senator Mike Lee supporting the Clarity Act. The Clarity Act’s future depends on reaching a compromise that addresses previous objections in the Senate. What to Watch Markets will be closely watching for any announcements regarding a revised Clarity Act text that could attract bipartisan suppor...