White House crypto adviser Witt says progress made on Clarity Act disagreements as talks continue
White House crypto adviser Patrick Witt said progress has been made on all outstanding disagreements over the Clarity Act, with talks continuing on ethics provisions, stablecoin rewards and yields ahead of an expected September 15 Senate procedural vote. Senator Cynthia Lummis urged Democrats to vote for the bill, while Democrats are reportedly demanding changes that would let regulators break up parts of crypto companies.
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🚨UPDATE: White House crypto adviser Patrick Witt says PROGRESS has been made on all outstanding disagreements. Talks CONTINUE on ethics provisions, stablecoin rewards and yields ahead of an expected September 15 Senate procedural vote. Senator Cynthia Lummis says Democrats https://t.co/epxFUP8C16
@CaffeSatoshi
"I'm feelin pretty good about it." White House Executive Director Patrick Witt refering to the Clarity Act, after he says they have made progress on all of the concerns raised by the Democrats. https://t.co/J92r1uuPVf
@TheMoonShow
JUST IN: Democrats are reportedly demanding new changes to the CLARITY Act that could give regulators power to break up parts of crypto companies. Crypto needs clarity, not more uncertainty. https://t.co/MknP7nWP4L
@blocknewsdotcom
🚨 JUST IN: Democrats are demanding new changes to the CLARITY Act that would give regulators the power to break up parts of crypto companies. https://t.co/yuLYEgTHj8
@SenLummis
Democrats helped write the Clarity Act, securing more than 115 wins in the text. They demanded the felony bar on fraudsters, $150M for the CFTC, the crackdown on platforms like Binance, and they got almost everything they asked for. Now they need to vote for the bill they built.
@DustyBC
🚨𝗝𝗨𝗦𝗧 𝗜𝗡: 🇺🇸 Senator Cynthia Lummis urges Democrats to vote for the Clarity Act: “Now they need to vote for the bill they built. Anything less is walking away from their own work. https://t.co/evgCnvBRQR