Crypto advocacy groups call action on market structure bill ‘critical‘
Over 120 crypto industry entities, including Coinbase and Kraken, urged US Senate Banking Committee to advance the CLARITY Act—a comprehensive digital asset market structure bill stalled since House passage in July 2025. The legislation faces delays over stablecoin yield debates. Industry warns that without federal framework, US risks losing crypto investment and jobs to other jurisdictions. Senate markup remains unscheduled.
Key takeaways
- 1Over 120 crypto entities including Coinbase and Kraken urged US Senate to advance the CLARITY Act stalled since July 2025 House passage.
- 2Senate markup remains unscheduled as stablecoin yield debates and government shutdowns delay the comprehensive digital asset market structure bill.
- 3US risks losing crypto investment and jobs to other jurisdictions without federal framework, industry warns.
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Why it matters
The CLARITY Act is critical US crypto legislation; delays risk pushing innovation and investment offshore while other major jurisdictions establish frameworks. For Indian retail investors, US regulatory clarity affects global crypto market sentiment, trading volumes, and exchange operations they access internationally.
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