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Clarity Act faces continued debate over whether to restrict presidential crypto sales
The Clarity Act, a major crypto industry bill, is drawing dispute over whether it would bar a president from selling crypto as it nears a Senate vote.
The proposed Clarity Act is moving closer to a Senate vote but remains mired in partisan debate, as lawmakers hash out whether the bill should restrict a president from selling crypto, according to the NYT Business.
NYT Business reports that Democrats and Republicans are disagreeing over how the legislation should treat presidential crypto transactions as it advances through the legislative process.
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