U.S. Senate begins procedural vote on crypto Clarity Act ahead of September push

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The U.S. Senate has initiated the first stage of its multi-step voting process for the crypto Clarity Act. Senate Majority Leader opened the procedure required to clear the bill's 60-vote threshold. The move keeps the legislation alive and on track for a potential vote in September. The procedural step is a standard hurdle bills must overcome before advancing to a full Senate vote.

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