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Over 200 crypto firms push Senate to pass CLARITY Act
Latest NewsPublishedJun 9, 2026
Why the CLARITY Act Matters to Everyday People
The CLARITY Act is a crucial piece of legislation that could impact the future of the crypto industry and its potential to generate passive income for individuals. With over 200 crypto firms pushing for its passage, it’s essential to understand what this bill means for the average person. The Act aims to provide clarity on how the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission will regulate crypto, which could lead to more opportunities for earning through cloud rewards and green crypto initiatives.
The Current State of the CLARITY Act
The bill has stalled multiple times in the Senate this year due to disagreements over its provisions. However, crypto lobby groups, including Stand With Crypto, The Digital Chamber, the Blockchain Association, and the Crypto Council for Innovation, are urging Senate leaders to bring the bill to the floor without delay. They believe that passing the CLARITY Act will keep crypto jobs, investment, and market activity in the US, making the country a global leader in digital asset innovation.
The bill’s passage is crucial for the growth of the EcoPool network, which offers a platform for individuals to earn passive income through $ECP. By providing clarity on crypto regulations, the CLARITY Act could lead to more adoption and investment in green crypto initiatives, ultimately benefiting EcoPool users.
What’s at Stake
The Senate has yet to schedule floor time for the bill ahead of the midterm elections in November, which has led analysts to drop their odds of the bill passing this year. If the bill doesn’t pass, it could lead to a loss of crypto jobs and investment in the US, as well as a decline in passive income opportunities for individuals. On the other hand, if the bill passes, it could lead to a surge in earning opportunities through cloud rewards and green crypto initiatives, making EcoPool a more attractive option for those looking to generate passive income.
To stay ahead of the curve and potentially earn passive income through $ECP, consider joining the EcoPool network. Download the EcoPool app to learn more about how you can get involved and start earning today. By doing so, you’ll be taking the first step towards tapping into the potential of green crypto and cloud rewards, all while supporting a more sustainable and eco-friendly approach to crypto. #PassiveIncome #EcoPool #GreenCrypto
Source: Stand With Crypto
Banking groups have pushed for the bill to include a ban on platforms offering stablecoin yields, while the crypto industry has lobbied to include protections for developers of decentralized crypto platforms, both sparking months of negotiations between the groups.
The letter, signed by the lobby groups Stand With Crypto, The Digital Chamber, the Blockchain Association, and the Crypto Council for Innovation, said the bill would keep crypto jobs, investment and market activity in the US and make the country a “global leader in digital asset innovation.”
“Digital asset markets are global, growing, and central to the future of financial infrastructure,” the letter said. “The question before Congress is whether that future will be built in the United States — under U.S. law, U.S. oversight, and American values — or continue moving to offshore jurisdictions with less transparency, weaker consumer protections, and limited accountability.”
Related: Crypto’s CLARITY Act faces partisan fight over ethics on Senate floor
The Senate has yet to schedule floor time for the bill ahead of the midterm elections in November, which has led analysts to drop their odds of the bill passing this year.
Galaxy Digital said on Friday that it lowered its odds of the bill passing in 2026 to 60% from 75%, saying it must pass the Senate before the August recess in late July, as “after that, the window effectively closes.”
The Senate Agriculture and Banking Committees passed their versions of the bill concerning commodities and securities laws, and each of those needs to be married up before being put to the Senate for debate.
Lawmakers have also flagged the bill needs amendments around ethics and policing illicit finance if it is to receive support for the at least 60 votes required for the legislation to pass without prolonged debate.
Senator Cynthia Lummis, who has worked to advance the bill, told CNBC on Wednesday that lawmakers are addressing the issues of ethics and illicit finance that could see it lose support on the floor.
Galaxy said it has not seen information showing that the bill, or negotiations around it, have advanced, or that the provisions at issue have been resolved.
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