National police union reverses course to back the CLARITY Act

A US police union representing more than 382,000 members has reversed its position and endorsed the latest CLARITY Act after lawmakers added language addressing its concerns about cryptocurrency investigations. Summary The National Fraternal Order of Police has reversed course and endorsed the latest CLARITY Act. The union says revised provisions preserve law enforcement powers to investigate crimes involving digital assets. Senate delays and election-year disputes have pushed Polymarket’s 2026 passage odds down to 33%. According to former Fox Business reporter Eleanor Terrett, the National Fraternal Order of Police now supports the bill after reviewing provisions tied to the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act. The union believes the language protects the ability of police and prosecutors to pursue crimes involving digital assets. 🚨NEWS: The National Fraternal Order of Police, one of the key law enforcement groups involved in negotiations over the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act, is now backing the latest version of the Clarity Act, saying revised BRCA language addresses its previous concerns and… pic.twitter.com/a0LWPk9u0H— Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett) July 24, 2026 In a...