
CLARITY Act draft set $15,000 divestment threshold for officials
A Senate draft of the CLARITY Act would have required senior officials holding $15,000 or more in digital-asset equity to divest, but the rule did not reach the family business.
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A Senate draft of the CLARITY Act would have required senior officials holding $15,000 or more in digital-asset equity to divest, but the rule did not reach the family business.

Bipartisan senators are crafting a tougher concession on crypto limits to secure votes for the bill.

The White House responds to Democratic opposition to the CLARITY Act, with ethics provisions remaining a key obstacle.

Senator Cynthia Lummis said she is pleased with the updated bill and expects further talks on ethics and other provisions.
President Trump’s acceptance of an ethics clause could push a comprehensive crypto bill toward a Senate vote.