The CLARITY Act faces a new test as Democrats control Congress, raising questions over consumer protections, ethics and what the crypto industry may have to concede.
Crypto firms poured $233 million into U.S. political committees during the 2026 midterm cycle, according to Public Citizen’s analysis of federal filings. The money comes at a pivotal moment for...
Coinbase policy chief Kara Calvert says more incoming Democrats support clearer crypto rules, while the CLARITY Act faces renewed legislative hurdles.
Democrats are weighing ethics rules that could restrict crypto activities by President Trump and other federal officials in Washington, too.
The debate extends beyond the CLARITY Act, with the analyst warning that exchanges and stablecoins could also face tighter federal rules.
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