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High-level White House meeting said to be planned to hash out Clarity Act ethics section

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Jesse Hamilton
High-level White House meeting said to be planned to hash out Clarity Act ethics section
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White House officials are planning meetings with senators to resolve a stalemate regarding ethics provisions in the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. The primary point of contention involves restrictions on senior government officials' personal crypto business interests, particularly concerning President Trump's industry ties.

As the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act faces the final weeks of potential Senate floor time in which it can most realistically get passed this year, the major unfinished section is the legislation's restriction on senior government officials' personal business interests in the crypto sector. Democrats have demanded such limits, most significantly to address President Donald Trump's own ties, but negotiators have been unable to fix on a compromise even as the clock winds down in the Senate calendar.

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