TREE NEWS update: Senate Republicans, led by Senator Cynthia Lummis, rejected a Democratic counterproposal hours before an initial vote on the Clarity Act. The procedural vote on the crypto market structure bill is expected shortly, with Republicans pushing back on Democratic demands. The standoff leaves the bill’s path uncertain as the chamber prepares to vote.
Lummis Rejects Democratic Counteroffer Ahead of Clarity Act Vote
The rejection of a Democratic counteroffer hours before a procedural vote signals that the Clarity Act's market-structure framework remains contested along party lines rather than converging toward compromise. For crypto and RWA participants, the near-term question is less the substance of the bill than whether it can clear procedural hurdles at all, since a failed cloture-style vote would delay the legislative clarity the sector has been anticipating. Whether Republicans can hold their caucus together without Democratic support is the open question.
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