White House crypto advisor Patrick Witt said the Trump administration is "fully committed" to passing the Clarity Act in September, with a full Senate vote expected in mid-September. That puts the bill on a fast track, giving the crypto industry a concrete date to watch.
A firm commitment from the White House
Witt's remarks, made this week, are the clearest signal yet that the administration wants the Clarity Act done before the end of the month. He said the White House is "fully committed" to the bill's passage. That's a strong statement from a senior advisor, and it lines up with the Senate's plan to take up the measure.
Senate vote set for mid-September
The Clarity Act is expected to hit the Senate floor in mid-September. That's a few weeks away. The exact date hasn't been announced, but the expectation is a vote in the middle of the month. Lawmakers will have a narrow window to debate and pass the bill.
For the crypto industry, this is the next big milestone. The bill's passage would give the sector a clearer regulatory framework, something the industry has been asking for. But the details are still being worked out, and the Senate's schedule could shift.
