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Crypto and community bankers push opposing agendas ahead of Senate vote
A procedural vote in the Senate is scheduled for September 15, as crypto advocates and community banks intensify state-level lobbying.
Crypto advocates and community bankers are stepping up lobbying efforts in lawmakers' home states as the Senate moves toward a September 15 procedural vote, according to Decrypt.
The fight centers on the Crypto, Banks Take Clarity Act, with crypto supporters and community bankers seeking to influence senators ahead of the chamber's procedural step.
As the vote date approaches, the campaign highlights how digital asset policy is being shaped not only in Washington but also through targeted outreach to legislators in their home districts.