The U.S. Senate has entered a crucial week for cryptocurrency legislation after the Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act was absent from Monday’s official floor schedule, leaving lawmakers with just days to begin advancing the bill before Congress starts its August recess. With senators set to leave Washington on August 10, leadership now has roughly 72 hours to initiate the …
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Victoria Kelly
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