US Senate Democrats Resume Negotiations on the CLARITY Act
Foresight News reported, according to CoinDesk, that U.S. Senate Democrats have resumed negotiations with representatives from the crypto industry to discuss the next steps for the CLARITY Act. Previously, the first vote by the Senate Banking Committee, originally scheduled for January 15, was postponed, but the Agriculture Committee's vote is still planned for January 27. An exchange has stated that it cannot support the current version of the bill, considering it "unworkable." The bill needs to be approved separately by both the Banking Committee and the Agriculture Committee before being merged and submitted to the full Senate for a vote.
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