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U.S. Senate's Crypto Clarity Act Vote Hangs in Uncertainty After Return

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The U.S. Senate has returned to session with the crypto industry closely watching for a potential vote on the Clarity Act, tentatively expected around September 15. However, the fate of the legislation remains deeply uncertain, with the vote possibly proceeding, being delayed, or taking an entirely different legislative form. The bill is considered a significant regulatory milestone for the cryptocurrency sector. No confirmed timeline or outcome has been established, leaving industry stakeholders in a prolonged state of suspense.

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