CLARITY Act Bans Officials From Issuing Crypto, Slowing 2026 Passage Odds
2026-07-23 12:11

Woofun AI data shows that two investors allocated $6.2k on Polymarket regarding the "CLARITY Act" becoming law in 2026, with the "Yes" probability currently at 37.5%. Address 0x32b61f77 invested $4.3k, achieving a net profit of $8.5k with a 78% success rate in cryptocurrency markets. Address whig invested $1.8k, realizing $220k in net profits within politics markets.

On July 23rd, a new version of the "CLARITY Act" was released following negotiations between the White House and Republican senators Cynthia Lummis and Bernie Moreno. The text prohibits officials, including the President and Congress members, from receiving compensation via digital asset issuance during their terms, with provisions valid until January 20, 2029. Constrained officials must sell crypto assets or place them in blind trusts, disclosing sales over $1000. The act also mandates stablecoin issuers to freeze or seize tokens for crime enforcement and protects customer assets in exchange bankruptcies.

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