The Senate’s Clarity Act is heating up — with a new ethics clause aimed at stopping top officials from profiting off crypto tied to their names. But with recess looming in two weeks, passage looks tough. Democrats demand enforceable accountability, while Republicans and the White House push back. The current provision lets officials divest or use blind trusts within a year — but critics say it’s toothless, especially against sitting presidents, and vanishes with new administrations. Crypto advocates and Senate staffers are rallying for the bill, arguing it’s the only way to protect investors. A procedural vote next week could bring it to the floor — but a deal on the ethics clause must be done by Thursday. Time’s running out.
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