
YES probability rose to 33% from 26% as the White House reviews a bipartisan enforcement compromise. The bill needs 60 votes.
The White House is reviewing a bipartisan ethics compromise on the CLARITY Act, the digital-asset market structure bill. A Senate floor vote before the August recess remains uncertain.
The compromise would give state attorneys general enforcement power alongside the Department of Justice, a change meant to strengthen the bill's enforcement provisions. The legislation has cleared the Senate Banking Committee. It needs 60 votes on the Senate floor to advance.
Prediction markets have priced in a higher chance of passage. The YES probability for the CLARITY Act being signed into law in 2026 rose to 33% from 26% over the past 24 hours. Traders said the increase reflected optimism that the ethics compromise could break the legislative logjam.
The legislative text has not been publicly released. The exact details of the compromise remain unclear, leaving potential hurdles unknown.
Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott and Senate Majority Leader John Thune will play key roles in deciding whether the bill moves forward. Both have supported the CLARITY Act in the past. The White House review is the next concrete step. If the administration backs the compromise, the bill could get a floor vote in the coming weeks.
A previous delay in the Senate already pushed the odds down, as CLARITY Act odds sink to 27% after Senate delays crypto bill. That piece detailed how the bill's prospects fell after slow committee action. The current surge in YES bets suggests the compromise may have revived momentum.
Senator Scott has warned that further delays could risk the US crypto lead, a point he made after the earlier postponement. The White House review will determine whether the compromise is strong enough to lock in the 60 votes needed.
No date has been set for a floor vote.
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