The CLARITY Act was not included in the US Senate's agenda for next week, facing another setback in its passage.

BlockBeats news, on April 15, according to the official website of the Senate Banking Committee, the agenda for next week (April 21) contains only one nomination hearing. The market-anticipated review or revision meetings for digital assets or the CLARITY Act have not been scheduled.

According to Politico, Senator Thom Tillis will release the final draft this week, which is the last piece needed before the committee can hold a markup meeting. The bill still needs to align with the Senate Agriculture Committee, pass a full Senate vote with a 60-vote threshold (which requires support from Democrats), and then be reconciled with the House of Representatives.

Some analysts have pointed out that if no markup meeting is scheduled between April 20 and 25, midterm election politics could completely kill the bill, as bipartisan cooperation would entirely disappear.