
This paper tracks the CLARITY Act's Senate status as of its stated cutoff: passed by the House in July 2025, advanced by the Senate Banking Committee in May 2026, but without a floor vote and unreconciled with its Senate Agriculture companion measure. It identifies the disputes blocking cloture, stablecoin yield, Section 604 law-enforcement access, and officials' conflicts-of-interest ethics provisions, and sets out the 60-vote arithmetic Senate leadership must solve before the bill's 2026 prospects close.Research StatusInstitutional Research Paper · Version 1.0 · Legislative-status research cutoff: July 29, 2026Subsequent statutory, regulatory, judicial, or administrative developments may supersede portions of this analysis.Copyright © 2026 Anthony Lewis Jerdine. All Rights Reserved.Viewing, citation, academic quotation, journalism, governmental review, and lawful scholarly reference are permitted. No reproduction, redistribution, derivative work, commercial exploitation, or republication without prior written authorization, except as otherwise permitted by applicable law.
stablecoin yield dispute, CLARITY Act status, digital asset market structure bill, cloture vote crypto, Calendar 423, Senate Banking Committee
stablecoin yield dispute, CLARITY Act status, digital asset market structure bill, cloture vote crypto, Calendar 423, Senate Banking Committee
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