The American Bankers Association and Anchorage Digital urged the Senate and Congress to detail and pass the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act.
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The American Bankers Association and Anchorage Digital urged the Senate and Congress to detail and pass the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.ABA pushes Senate on regulatory framework; Coinbase tracks market-structure bill vote.1 source
ABA urges Congress to tighten the Clarity Act's language and communicate concerns to elected officials.1 source
Business groups are lobbying the Senate for the passage of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act.1 source
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- Chris Van Hollen is concerned about the cryptocurrency market structure bill and has been asked to vote on the CLARITY Act in the Senate.
- Legislative inaction by Congress is weakening demand for Bitcoin.
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