The CLARITY Act on digital assets remains stalled in the US Senate nearly one year after its passage by the House and the Senate Banking Committee in July 2025, with a 294-to-134 vote. The bill has grown to 616 pages from an initial 278 pages after more than 100 proposed amendments. Approval odds have dropped to 35% on Polymarket, a 30-point decline, while major institutions like BlackRock, Goldman Sachs and Fidelity are pressuring Congress for its passage. The approval window is narrowing due to the Senate’s crowded legislative calendar, with the post-election period of November-December 2026 or early 2027 now considered the most likely timeframe.
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