TREE NEWS update: Sen. Elizabeth Warren said she remains determined to get a crypto bill signed into law, even though she does not support the current Clarity Act. The Massachusetts Democrat’s position sets up a clash over the shape of US digital-asset legislation as the Clarity Act remains the leading market-structure proposal in Congress.
Warren Says She Wants a Crypto Bill, but Not the Clarity Act
Warren's stance is notable because it splits the crypto debate along substance rather than the usual pro-versus-anti framing: she accepts legislation as inevitable but rejects the leading market-structure vehicle. That leaves the industry facing a familiar bind — the bill most likely to advance is also the one a key Senate voice wants reshaped, and any rewrite could reopen provisions the sector has already rallied around. Whether a competing framework emerges, or the Clarity Act is amended to win her support, is the open question.
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