TREE NEWS update: The U.S. Senate rejected a motion to proceed to H.R. 3633, the CLARITY Act, on a 49-50 cloture vote, falling 11 short of the 60 needed. All 49 votes to proceed came from Republicans, with Collins, Hawley, Moran and Tillis voting no. Tillis voted no to preserve the right to move to reconsider, which he did one minute after the result was announced.
Senate Blocks CLARITY Act in 49-50 Cloture Vote
The vote is less a verdict on the bill than a procedural snapshot: support for proceeding was entirely one-sided, and the four Republican defections — one explicitly preserving a motion to reconsider — signal the fight is about sequencing, not necessarily substance. For the crypto and tokenization sector, the practical effect is that federal market-structure clarity remains unavailable through this vehicle, keeping the compliance burden tilted toward state-by-state and enforcement-driven outcomes. Whether Tillis's reconsideration motion revives the file, and whether any Democratic support materializes, is the open question.
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