The upcoming Senate reconvene on April 13 is set to bring renewed attention to the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY Act), a bill that aims to provide clear regulatory rules for digital assets.
Former Crypto Czar David Sacks and CFTC Chair Michael Selig have been vocal supporters of the CLARITY Act, with both calling on the Senate to pass the legislation in recent days. Sacks emphasized that 'the time to act is now,' while Selig highlighted the need for future-proofing against regulatory reversals under a new administration.
The coordinated messaging from senior administration-aligned figures suggests that the White House is applying maximum pressure as the Senate's final realistic window opens next week. The CLARITY Act has already passed the House, but its passage in the Senate has been delayed due to stablecoin yield disputes and other issues.