- Clarity Act puts US crypto regulation, Trump crypto holdings and Cynthia Lummis in focus as the crypto market awaits the vote
- Cynthia Lummis warns that a failed Clarity Act could push crypto regulation efforts to 2030
- The Clarity Act could shape the next phase of the US crypto market and its regulatory framework
The crypto regulation in the US is now facing wider uncertainty as the Clarity Act passing has been stalled as of late. The topic is now up for discussion as the September 15 vote looms over, spotlighting the US crypto regulation domain. At the same time, another critical development has taken over, with Trump’s crypto holdings worth $1.5B adding more weight to the entire narrative. Trump’s holdings are pushing the democrats to discuss the ethics clause at length. Moreover, Senator Lummis believes delaying the passing of the Clarify Act may also postpone years of tax revenue and jobs opportunities.
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Why Are Trump’s Crypto Holdings A Rising Issue?

The ethics clause is the real reason obstructing the path of the crypto regulation narrative in the US. Their argument is pretty straightforward. The democrats believe if the president has financial interests in crypto, there should be stronger rules to protect officials from reaping all profits. Moreover, the democrats are arguing on the current language of the bill. They believe that the current version of the bill does not encapsulate the essence of the ethics clause. If the Clarity Act is passed without fixing this, it may end up promoting profit mongering among others.
However, for Republicans, this topic is as real as it gets. Republicans believe that the bill is needed to establish clear crypto rules for the industry. At the same time, Clarify Act is needed to ensure clear division of regulatory activities between the CFTC and the SEC.
This development is what in the end impacting the progress of the bill.
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Lummis Says 2030 Could Be The Next Chance
Senator Cynthia Lummis, in the middle of this, has voiced her own opinion on the matter. Lummis shared that the Congress may miss the chance out on passing this act.
The next possible window for this opportunity may come around 2030 delaying the progress completely.
“Sen. Cynthia Lummis says, “If the Clarity Act doesn’t pass this Congress, the next real opportunity to bring market structure legislation back up is 2030.That’s years of jobs, investment, and tax revenue we can avoid squandering if we finish this now”
She later shared her own Reasoning for this argument, stating how delaying the clarity act means delaying years of job opportunities and tax revenues.
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