The Clarity Act's nighttime negotiations between the two parties failed to reach an agreement, and the Democratic Party has differences over ethical and BRCA provisions On May 14th, according to encryption journalist Eleanor Terrett, sources revealed that a small group of senators from both parties had been in talks to try to persuade the Democratic Party to make concessions on at least two unresolved issues regarding the Clarity Act. However, the negotiations ended that evening and no agreement was reached. One of the main Republican negotiators, @ SenLummis, said: 'Ultimately, we have reached a consensus on 99% of the bill's content. I hope my Democratic colleagues can work with me to resolve the remaining 1% after the bill is approved by the committee. Otherwise, if a similar FTX incident happens again in the future, we can only blame ourselves.'. ” Democratic Senators @ SenAdamSchiff and @ SenRubenGallego have been pushing for a compromise on ethical standards and conflicts of interest related to the "First Family" (presidential family) before tomorrow's committee review (markup), and making it one of the conditions for supporting the bill. At the same time, some Democrats raised concerns at the last minute about the relevant provisions of the Blockchain Regulatory Clarity Act (BRCA). This clause will prohibit lawsuits against non custodial software developers based on remittance business laws. It is reported that both sides have made substantial progress on ethical and conflicting interests issues, but the final disagreement over the content of the BRCA amendment ultimately led to the failure to reach an agreement. It is still unclear how the five Democratic lawmakers in the Senate Banking Committee who support the cryptocurrency industry will vote tomorrow, but as of now, it is widely expected that this review will be significantly partisan.