Senator Cynthia Lummis, a strong supporter of the market structure bill, warned that if the CLARITY Act is not passed during the current Congress, the next real opportunity to advance such legislation will not come until 2030. The House of Representatives canceled voting sessions originally scheduled for September 21st and 28th, pushing back consideration of the bill within an already tight legislative calendar before the elections. Polymarket odds placed the bill’s passage probability at 17%, reflecting persistent uncertainty around a text that aims to treat certain digital commodities as customer property rather than as assets belonging to exchanges. This legislation could prevent years of lost jobs, investment, and tax revenue, according to the senator.
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