U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Paul Atkins said he is optimistic that Congress will support passage of the CLARITY Act, according to remarks he made in a CNBC interview on July 28. The comment comes as attention remains on the bill’s path through Washington. Earlier reporting said the U.S. Senate could move the CLARITY Act toward a vote this week, though the 60-vote threshold remains the main hurdle. Atkins’ remarks add to the focus on how lawmakers may handle the legislation in the days ahead, with the Senate vote count still seen as the key obstacle to clearing the measure.
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Paul Atkins said in a CNBC interview on July 28 that he is optimistic Congress will support passage of the CLARITY Act.
Senate vote may move forward this week
Earlier reports said the U.S. Senate could move the CLARITY Act toward a vote this week, with the 60-vote threshold seen as the biggest obstacle.
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