
The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, seen as one of the most significant U.S. efforts to define digital asset regulation, is advancing to a Senate Banking Committee markup in mid-April, after winning bipartisan support in the House in July 2025. The legislation would assign most digital commodities to CFTC oversight and leave securities with the SEC to reduce long-standing uncertainty that has driven firms offshore. Supporters, including industry leaders and lawmakers, expect action soon. Senator Cynthia Lummis says clear statutory rules are crucial to attract innovation back to the U.S. and rebuild market confidence.
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