@showsyouyousuck@financialjuice Yes, because we already know Trump said that it can be left there. I guess the market forgot that part? BS headlines for a move by bots.
@Cryptosmith5@TheCryptoKazi Its a paid shilled pump group that should be investigated and shit down when they find the identity of these criminals. They get a few hundred to buy a token and they pump it with bags but only a few can cash out before it goes back to 0
@TheCryptoKazi Dude, only few hundred people own this, the rest is micro balances from bots. You and the handful of other people are stuck in this because no one is going to buy your 6 figure bags with a small handful of manipulators.
No, the claims in those multiple posts (likely circulating on X and crypto news outlets) are not fully accurate—they mix up key legislative steps, exaggerate the timeline, and treat unconfirmed reports as “official” schedules.49
The CLARITY Act (full name: Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025, or H.R. 3633) passed the House in July 2025 with strong bipartisan support (294-134). It’s now in the Senate, where it was referred to the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee in September 2025. It has not yet had a committee markup or advanced further.69
What the recent reports actually say (as of May 8, 2026)
Reliable crypto journalists and outlets (including Eleanor Terrett, Crypto Briefing, BeInCrypto, Coinpedia, and others) reported in the last 1–2 days that:
•The Senate Banking Committee is preparing to issue formal notice of a markup session “as soon as tomorrow” (or very soon, possibly tied to an announcement today/Friday, May 8).51
•Draft legislative text has been shared with select industry stakeholders.
•A potential committee markup and vote could happen next Thursday, May 14, 2026 (the first concrete near-term target mentioned).56
These are scoops based on industry and congressional sources, not an official public announcement. As of now:
•The Senate Banking Committee’s hearings page shows no scheduled events for May 2026 related to the CLARITY Act (only earlier 2026 items are listed).68
•https://t.co/oxjleNpHcc still lists only the September 2025 Senate referral—no markup, vote, or new actions in 2026.69
•The Senate floor schedule has no mention of the bill (latest activity only goes through early May).70
Breaking down the user’s specific claims
•“Mark session scheduled for tomorrow” (May 9, 2026): Not quite. The reports refer to noticing/preparing the markup (the formal advance notice required by committee rules) potentially happening very soon. The actual markup session itself (the committee meeting where they debate/amend and vote to advance the bill) is the one eyed for Thursday, May 14—not tomorrow. Tomorrow is a weekend day anyway, and committee markups don’t normally happen then.53
•“Actual Senate floor vote scheduled for the 14th”: False. The May 14 date (if it holds) refers only to the Senate Banking Committee markup/vote. A full Senate floor vote is a separate, later step that would require:
◦The bill to clear committee first.
◦Time for debate and a 60-vote threshold (cloture).
◦Coordination with the Senate Agriculture Committee (which has jurisdiction over CFTC-related parts).
•White House and Senate timelines still point to a possible floor vote in June (with a stretch goal of July 4 passage overall), not mid-May.1
Many of the viral posts are loosely worded (“CLARITY Act vote scheduled for May 14” or “massive crypto news”) and don’t clearly distinguish committee markup from Senate floor vote. Some explicitly call it a committee vote; others blur the line, which fuels the confusion you’re seeing.46
Bottom line / realistic outlook
The bill is in the “red zone” with real momentum (stablecoin yield language and other sticking points appear largely resolved, per recent reporting). A Banking Committee markup in mid-May is plausible and would be big progress, but it is not yet officially locked in, and a floor vote is still weeks/months away even in the best case.
Official confirmation will come via the Senate Banking Committee website, a press release from Chairman Tim Scott’s office, or the Senate calendar—not just reporter scoops. Keep an eye on those for the definitive word.
If new official announcements drop today or over the weekend, the timeline could firm up quickly. This is standard for congressional sausage-making—lots of hype before anything is set in stone.