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๐Ÿ›๏ธ CLARITY Act Talks Break Down Bipartisan Senate talks on the CLARITY Act reportedly ended without a deal, with tomorrowโ€™s markup now expected to be partisan. According to @EleanorTerrett, progress was made on ethics and conflict-of-interest issues, but last-minute disagreements over BRCA-related language blocked a compromise. @SenLummis said lawmakers have agreement on โ€œ99% of the bill,โ€ but the final 1% remains unresolved.
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๐ŸšจNEW: Negotiations between a small group of bipartisan senators aimed at getting Democrats to a better place on at least two outstanding Clarity Act issues wrapped for the night without a deal, Iโ€™m told. In a statement, one of the lead GOP negotiators, @SenLummis, said: โ€œUltimately, we have agreement on 99% of the bill. I hope my colleagues across the aisle will work with me to get the remaining 1% resolved after we pass this bill out of committee. Otherwise, when or if another FTX happens, we will have no one to blame but ourselves.โ€ Democrats like @SenAdamSchiff and @SenRubenGallego had been pushing to reach a compromise on ethics/conflicts of interest involving the First Family ahead of tomorrowโ€™s markup as a condition of their support for the bill, while other Democrats voiced eleventh-hour concerns about provisions tied to the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act (BRCA), which would prevent non-custodial software developers from being prosecuted under money transmitter laws. Itโ€™s my understanding that meaningful progress was made on ethics, but last minute disagreements over BRCA changes ultimately prevented a deal from coming together. Of course, itโ€™s still unclear how the five pro-crypto Democrats on the Banking Committee will ultimately vote tomorrow, but as of now, the expectation is that the markup will be partisan.
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