Cynthia Lummis · CLARITY Act · US Senate · Bitcoin · CryptoSlate
CLARITY Act overlooks July target making August 7 a critical date for the bill
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The CLARITY Act missed its July 4 target, so the focus has now shifted to whether Senate leaders can find time to bring it to the floor before the August work period begins.
Key facts
- Congress.gov identifies H.R. 3633 as the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act and shows the House passed it 294-134 in July 2025
- The official Senate schedule lists June 29 through July 10 as a state work period and August 10 through September 11 as another, making Friday, August 7 the final scheduled weekday before the August
- Between July 13 and August 7, the test is whether Senate leaders turn that pressure into floor action, or leave the market-structure fight waiting for the fall
- Stand With Crypto urged supporters to press senators for a vote before August 7, calling that date a hard deadline for passage before the next recess
Summary
01 The CLARITY Act missed its July 4 target and now faces a narrow Senate floor window before August 7. 02 If advanced, the bill would give crypto markets a federal framework for exchanges, customer assets, disclosures, and agency roles. 03 The open question is whether Senate leaders can secure floor time and keep the package together before the fall calendar. Stand With Crypto urged supporters to press senators for a vote before August 7, calling that date a hard deadline for passage before the next recess.