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[Senator Cynthia Lummis @SenLummis]

Giving the digital asset industry the commonsense rules it needs to thrive isn't a Republican issue or a Democrat issue. It's an American competitiveness issue. Pass the Clarity Act.

[Cryptobolic @DBOLXRP]

@SenLummis why posting this everyday ? are they going to pass it faster ? or is it doing anything ?

[Blockchain Association @BlockchainAssn]

Blockchain Association’s Member Fly-In is taking place today as members meet with 52 Senate offices to advocate for clear market structure legislation that strengthens consumer protections, preserves innovation, and ensures the United States remains the global leader in digital assets.

Thank you to our participating members:

@Aave, @Anchorage, @Arca, @AvaLabs, @Chainalysis, @Cryptocom, @deconflict_, @Figment_io, @FilFoundation, @FireblocksHQ, @generalcatalyst, @Hedera, @HyperliquidPC, @InjectiveLabs, @the_matter_labs’s @zksync, @monarq_mgmt, @_openworld, @raincards, @Sei_Labs, @SolanaInstitute, @SuperstateInc, @UDHC, @Uniswap, @wintermute_t, and @ZcashFoundation

[BITCOINLFG® @bitcoinlfgo]

💥BIGGG

White House official Patrick Witt said the goal is to pass the Clarity Act by July 4, 2026.

MASSIVE 👀

[The Wolf Of All Streets @scottmelker]

SENATE BANKING COMMITTEE CHAIR TIM SCOTT SAYS THE CLARITY ACT "BRINGS DIGITAL ASSETS OUT OF THE SHADOWS AND INTO A SYSTEM THAT IS SAFER, FAIRER, AND MORE TRANSPARENT."

[Bull Theory @BullTheoryio]

BREAKING: 200 crypto companies sent an emergency letter to the US Senate demanding an immediate vote on the CLARITY Act.

Crypto lobby groups urged Senate leaders John Thune and Chuck Schumer to bring the bill to a floor vote as soon as possible.

While the bill is on the Senate calendar, leadership has not scheduled a floor vote.

And Galaxy Digital also cut the odds of passage in 2026 from 75% to 60%. If the bill does not clear the Senate before the August recess, it is effectively dead for the year.

[Cryptobolic @DBOLXRP]

@SenLummis @AABest the more you wait the more they will

[Cryptobolic @DBOLXRP]

@XRP98406862 @ZachRector7 fr

[Eleanor Terrett @EleanorTerrett]

🚨NEWS: Administration officials will host law enforcement groups at the White House Wednesday as part of ongoing efforts to address concerns that certain provisions in the Clarity Act, including developer protections derived from the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act, could make it harder to combat illicit finance, according to three sources familiar with the meetings.

The issue, along with ethics, remains one of the major sticking points that must be resolved before lawmakers can bring the bill to the Senate floor. Several Democrats have signaled they will not support the legislation unless law enforcement believes its concerns have been adequately addressed.

The meetings come on the heels of a broader industry push to win support for the bill from lawmakers and law enforcement, including a town hall and a fly-in featuring former law enforcement officials now working in crypto.

[Zach Rector @ZachRector7]

So when is the Clarity Act actually going to get scheduled for a Senate floor vote?

[Senator Cynthia Lummis @SenLummis]

I did not spend years on this issue to watch another country write the rules that govern the assets Americans invented. Let’s pass the Clarity Act.

[Cryptobolic @DBOLXRP]

@SenLummis 95% done ?

[Senator Cynthia Lummis @SenLummis]

The Clarity Act passed committee. The floor is next. We did not come this far to quit at the 5 yard line.

[crypto.news @cryptodotnews]

JUST IN: Senator Lummis says she has spent years building toward this moment. The Clarity Act is the most consequential financial legislation of this generation and we are going to get it done

[David Pakman (dpakman.eth) @pakman]

Those of us who have been around tech long enough recognize this pattern: When the internet was first commercialized, the largest companies resisted putting their businesses online because they did not want their data on the public internet. So they built proprietary extranets, closed and permissioned networks that used TCP/IP but only allowed certain companies in.

But open networks beat closed ones. Every one of those extranets died, and now every business runs on the open internet.

The same thing is happening in banking right now. JPMorgan, Citi and Wells Fargo can see that blockchains are superior (faster, cheaper, global) but they want to control them. So they are launching their own private, permissioned networks. Sound familiar?

This too will fail. Interoperability and global reach always beat control.

The banks will spend years and billions trying to keep their closed networks competitive with open ones, and they will lose that race.

The web3 startups building new payment, banking and financial services companies onchain should be thrilled about this. Every year the banks continue this doomed strategy is another year of head start for the people building on open rails.

[Brian Armstrong @brian_armstrong]

Thanks @DashaBurns for the great conversation. We need to pass the CLARITY Act now more than ever: strong rules to protect consumers, unlock innovation, and build the future of finance here in America.

[Senator Cynthia Lummis @SenLummis]

To every developer, every founder, every holder who stuck with this through the hard years — the Clarity Act is for you.

[Securitize @Securitize]

$400 trillion in assets are waiting to be tokenized.

[Cointelegraph @Cointelegraph]

🚨 JUST IN: JPMorgan, Citi, and major US banks plan to launch a tokenized deposit network next year to fend off growing competition from stablecoins and crypto firms.