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Image: crypto.newsSenate Delay Reduces CLARITY Act Odds: Regulatory Uncertainty Persists
According to crypto.news, prediction markets have lowered the probability of the CLARITY Act becoming law in 2026 to 34%, as the U.S. Senate has postponed its vote to focus on Russia sanctions and federal nominations. The bill’s progress is now uncertain, and regulatory ambiguity continues to affect crypto markets. This report is not officially confirmed and is based solely on media reporting.
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crypto.newsSenate Delay Reduces CLARITY Act Odds: Regulatory Uncertainty Persists
According to crypto.news, prediction markets have lowered the probability of the CLARITY Act becoming law in 2026 to 34%, as the U.S. Senate has postponed its vote to focus on Russia sanctions and federal nominations. The bill’s progress is now uncertain, and regulatory ambiguity continues to affect crypto markets. This report is not officially confirmed and is based solely on media reporting.
CoinDeskBinance Policy Change Reportedly Slows Foreign Law Enforcement Access to User Data
According to a report by The New York Times, Binance has implemented a policy change that requires most foreign law enforcement requests for user data to be routed through the United Arab Emirates and Mutual Legal Assistance Treaties (MLATs). This adjustment, not officially confirmed, is said to significantly slow the process for investigators seeking information to combat crypto crime. Binance maintains that its cooperation with authorities has not diminished and that the new procedures are consistent with regulated financial institutions. The report highlights ongoing scrutiny of Binance’s compliance operations and the challenges faced by international law enforcement. The findings remain not officially confirmed.
CoinDeskCME Group and CFTC Clash Over Onchain Perpetual Futures Approval: Not Officially Confirmed
According to CoinDesk, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) recently approved the first listing of onchain perpetual futures, sparking a legal and policy dispute with CME Group, the largest derivatives exchange operator in the United States. CME has filed a lawsuit against the CFTC and its chairman, challenging the approval and raising concerns about regulatory misclassification and market impact. The situation, not officially confirmed, highlights deep tensions over the future of crypto derivatives regulation and the role of incumbents versus innovators.
The BlockFederal judge blocks Minnesota prediction-market ban while litigation continues
A federal court granted a preliminary injunction preventing Minnesota from enforcing its new prediction-market statute against Kalshi and Polymarket while the court considers federal preemption.
CoinDeskU.S. Senate Delays Crypto Clarity Act Amid Competing Priorities
According to CoinDesk, the U.S. Senate has postponed consideration of the Crypto Clarity Act as it prioritizes other legislative matters, notably Russia sanctions and federal nominations. This reported-only development, not officially confirmed, leaves the crypto industry uncertain about the timeline for regulatory clarity. The Senate's crowded agenda and unresolved debates, especially regarding government ethics provisions, have contributed to the delay. The situation may shift in September, but for now, the industry's central policy effort remains sidelined. This summary is based on media reporting and has not been officially confirmed.
crypto.news via LBankClarity Act Talks Enter Final Stretch as GOP Seeks Democratic Votes
LBank News reported via crypto.news that Senate discussions regarding the Clarity Act have entered a crucial phase, requiring 60 votes to overcome procedural obstacles. Senate Majority Leader John Thune is considering filing cloture this week, though seven Democratic senators argue the revised text remains insufficient on multiple policy fronts. Meanwhile, a major law enforcement union has endorsed the updated bill following targeted revisions to decentralized finance provisions. These developments are not officially confirmed by primary legislative sources.