Galaxy Research has reduced its estimate for the Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act becoming law in 2026 from 60% to 50%, citing a crowded Senate schedule and slow legislative progress. The firm said the downgrade reflects timing rather than opposition to the bill, which has already cleared the Senate Banking Committee but has not received a floor vote. Lawmakers must resolve outstanding issues and secure Senate floor time, with delays beyond early July potentially pushing consideration to September.
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