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Eleanor Terrett: It is logically impossible for the Clarity Act to be passed before July 4th.
According to ChainCatcher, crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett published an article on the X platform stating that for the US to complete the legislative process for the CLARITY Act by July 4th, it would need to complete all of the following steps within two weeks: finding a bipartisan solution to the conflict of interest, resolving issues in the Agriculture Committee text, merging the Senate and House versions, securing 60 votes, and passing the vote in both houses. She believes this timeline is logically impossible.
The White House held a meeting on Wednesday to address concerns that certain provisions of the Clarity Act could make it more difficult to combat illicit finance.
PANews reported on June 9th that, according to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, three sources familiar with the matter revealed that U.S. government officials will meet with law enforcement groups at the White House on Wednesday to address concerns that certain provisions of the Clarity Act, including developer protection provisions derived from the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act, could increase the difficulty of combating illicit finance. This issue, along with the ethics provisions, is one of the major hurdles that must be addressed before the bill reaches a full Senate vote. Several Democrats have stated they will not support the bill unless law enforcement concerns are adequately addressed. This meeting follows broader lobbying efforts by the crypto industry, including holding town hall meetings and inviting former law enforcement officials now working in the crypto sector to participate in the lobbying.
Crypto journalist: Senate vote on the Clarity Act may be postponed due to scheduling conflicts.
PANews reported on May 22 that, according to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, the Senate vote on the US crypto bill, the Clarity Act, may be delayed. The bill will face competition for time in June from other major legislative acts, including the budget reconciliation bill, the foreign intelligence surveillance bill, and a housing bill passed by the House this week. Terrett points out that with time constraints and competing priorities, whether the Senate can complete two major pieces of legislation has become a real question, and some are beginning to question whether one of them will inevitably be delayed until July. June has four working weeks, while July, before the August recess, only has three.
The U.S. House Financial Services Committee held two hearings in July, focusing on Federal Reserve policy and the Clarity Act.
PANews reported on June 23 that, according to Cointelegraph, the U.S. House Financial Services Committee will hold a hearing on July 14 regarding the Federal Reserve's semi-annual monetary policy report. The committee will also hold a hearing in New York on July 17, focusing on the potential impact of the Clarity Act on digital assets and financial innovation.
Dusty Johnson: The House is ready to move the Clarity Act forward quickly before the August recess.
According to Foresight News , citing crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, U.S. Representative Dusty Johnson stated in an interview, "If the Senate can pass the CLARITY Act in the coming weeks, we will act swiftly. The House is ready to move the bill forward quickly before the August recess."
Opinion: It's "virtually impossible" for the Clarity Act to pass before July 4th.
According to an article by crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett of Odaily Odaily, advancing the CLARITY Act, a bill aimed at structuring the crypto market, into law by July 4th would require meeting multiple complex conditions simultaneously: finding an ethical solution acceptable to both Republicans and Democrats, revising issues in agriculture-related provisions, merging multiple bills, securing 60 votes in the Senate, and completing all procedures in both the House and Senate within two weeks. This is "virtually impossible" in terms of timeline, process execution, and legislative pace.