The Senate Banking Committee has publicly released the full text of the Clarity Act, a digital asset market structure bill that will establish a regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies. The committee is scheduled to vote on the legislation on Thursday.
The Senate Banking Committee has set May 14, 2026 as the date to mark up the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, a major cryptocurrency market structure bill, despite resistance from banking lobby groups who rejected a compromise on stablecoin yield provisions.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission debuted a new podcast with crypto regulation featured prominently in the first episode. Commissioner Hester Peirce discussed the technology and regulatory approach, signaling crypto as a top priority for the agency in 2026.
Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott is expected to schedule a markup of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act in the final two weeks of April, with renewed optimism following revised stablecoin yield compromise language.
Senators and the White House have reached a tentative agreement to resolve the contentious stablecoin yield restrictions in the CLARITY Act, though the compromise has drawn mixed reactions from the crypto industry. Coinbase reportedly continues to oppose the updated draft language despite the agreement.
