Democrats’ control of both chambers after the 2026 midterms has multiple policy desks arguing the Clarity Act faces a tougher road after already stalling in the Senate under Republican control. CoinDesk, CNBC, and Decrypt coverage converge on the same frame: industry spent heavily for market-structure clarity, but conflict-of-interest fights and Democratic committee gavel power now dominate the calendar. Agency rulemaking can continue; durable legislation looks slower.
Why it mattersCT’s ‘regulation clarity = moon’ meme just met divided government — expect more hearings than bills.
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