The White House is currently reviewing a bipartisan ethics compromise on the CLARITY Act, legislation aimed at reforming digital asset market structures. The bill, which has cleared the Senate Banking Committee, requires 60 votes on the Senate floor to advance. The compromise proposes granting state attorneys general enforcement power alongside the Department of Justice. Market sentiment reflects growing optimism, with the probability of the Act being signed into law in 2026 rising from 26% to 33% over 24 hours. The bill’s fate will hinge on decisions by Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott and Senate Majority Leader John Thune.
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