Senate Vote on Crypto Clarity Act Hinges on White House Support
The US Senate's upcoming vote on the Crypto Clarity Act (H.R. 3633) may not bring the regulatory clarity that cryptocurrency enthusiasts have been hoping for. According to Republican Senator Thom Tillis, the bill 'is going to fail' unless the White House helps bridge the divide.
Tillis made this statement after the Senate scheduled a key procedural cloture vote on September 15, 2026, at 2:15 p.m. ET.
Crypto supporters have been counting on the Clarity Act to bring more regulatory clarity and investor protection to the cryptocurrency sector, plagued by scams and hacks that keep many people away from it.
Despite backing from several traditional investment firms and banking experts, including Bank of America and Citi Bank, as well as support from crypto experts and President Trump's administration, the bill may still face significant opposition in the Senate.