Clarity Act Momentum Fades Amid Regulatory Disputes

The Clarity Act, a key piece of U.S. crypto legislation, has lost momentum on Capitol Hill and within the crypto community.

This decline in momentum comes as the bill, which aims to divide regulatory oversight between the SEC and CFTC, faces unresolved disputes over stablecoin yields, ethics rules, and DeFi developer liability.

The House approved the Clarity Act in July 2025, but it remains stalled without a scheduled Senate floor vote, leading to decreased confidence in its passage as law.