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Trump Urges Congress to Pass the CLARITY Act for Digital Asset Regulation

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President Donald Trump has urged Congress to pass the CLARITY Act, pressing lawmakers to advance the market-structure bill and move digital asset regulation forward in the United States.

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Trump called for passage of the CLARITY Act as the crypto legislation faced resistance in the Senate, saying Congress needs to take the next step, according to MarketWatch reporting. The appeal framed the bill squarely as a matter of digital asset regulation rather than a broader campaign theme. For related coverage, see Senate Set to Markup CLARITY Act for Crypto Regulation.

The push follows Trump signing the GENIUS Act into law, a separate measure covering stablecoins, per a White House fact sheet. His renewed call to lawmakers, reported by Crypto Briefing, keeps the market-structure question at the center of the U.S. crypto policy debate.

Why the CLARITY Act Matters for Digital Asset Regulation

The CLARITY Act is positioned as a market-structure framework meant to clarify how digital assets are regulated in the United States. Trump’s direct appeal ties the bill to the wider need for regulatory certainty across the crypto sector. For related coverage, see US Senate Passes Trump's Budget Bill, BTC Price Reacts.

For builders, exchanges, and investors, the outstanding question is which assets fall under which regulator, an issue the bill is intended to address. The Senate has been working through the measure, with lawmakers earlier moving to mark up the CLARITY Act as part of the ongoing legislative process.

What Trump’s Push Could Mean for the Crypto Policy Debate

A presidential-level call can concentrate attention on pending legislation, and Trump has repeatedly pressed Congress on crypto priorities. His earlier request to fast-track the GENIUS Act on stablecoins showed the same pattern of direct pressure on lawmakers.

Market participants have tracked these signals closely, with related moves such as Coinbase’s stock reaction to Trump’s calls on the GENIUS and CLARITY Acts. The stablecoin side of the debate has also drawn scrutiny, including a yield fight as Trump presses Congress.

With the bill’s fate resting on the Senate, the industry will watch congressional action closely as the market-structure debate continues.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency and digital asset markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making decisions.

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  • Byline - Reported by Anca Florentis
  • Coverage Desk - Primary editorial category: Crypto News