TREE NEWS update: Senator Cynthia Lummis has released the final draft of the Clarity Act, with Senate Republicans saying the text addresses 126 Democratic demands. The bill faces a cloture vote on Tuesday, needing at least seven Democratic votes to advance. Trump has accepted ethics limits in the revised draft.
Lummis Unveils Final Clarity Act Draft Ahead of Tuesday Cloture Vote
The concession count and Trump's acceptance of ethics limits signal that the drafters prioritized a filibuster-proof coalition over a maximalist text, which matters more for the bill's survival than its substantive content. The seven Democratic votes are the entire story: if they materialize, the Clarity Act becomes the first real legislative marker for how Congress treats digital assets, and that template will shape state and agency behavior regardless of implementation details. Whether the cloture threshold is met — and whether the ethics provision holds the Republican caucus — is the open question.
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