The technology trade group representing more than 1,300 companies renewed its push for Senate approval of the CLARITY Act after bipartisan committee action. Lawmakers now face decisions on revised ethics provisions and other disputes before a floor vote.
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CTA urged the Senate to bring the CLARITY Act to the floor without delay.The group said clear crypto rules would encourage investment and innovation.Ethics protections and stablecoin rewards remain central Senate disputes.The Consumer Technology Association (CTA), representing more than 1,300 technology companies, is urging the Senate to advance the CLARITY Act and establish clear federal rules for digital assets. The influential trade group marked its 100th anniversary in 2024.
CTA maintained that regulatory certainty would encourage investment, strengthen consumer protections, expand innovation, and reinforce American leadership in blockchain technology. The organization also argued that businesses need clear federal rules governing digital assets before committing long-term capital and developing new financial products.
Senate Negotiations Center on Ethics RulesThose disagreements now shape the bill’s path to a vote. Supporters view the measure as a durable framework for investment and competition, while critics want stronger safeguards before Congress establishes new rules for the crypto market.
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