In the vote on the amendment to the CLARITY Act, all three amendments proposed by US Senator Warren were rejected Foresight News reported in real-time that the US Senate Banking Committee is reviewing and voting on amendments to the CLARITY Act, with Warren's three proposed amendments all rejected and voted 11-13 along party lines. Among the three amendments, Warren Amendment 74 requires investment advisors to establish a specialized investor protection process before recommending cryptocurrency assets to clients; The 64th Amendment aims to restore the legal authorization of the Ministry of Finance to impose sanctions on decentralized cryptocurrency platforms, in response to the court ruling that Tornado Cash requires explicit authorization from Congress to be sanctioned; The 52nd Amendment requires the deletion of provisions in the bill that allow banks to directly hold and trade encrypted assets and abolish the Volcker Rule of the Dodd Frank Act. \At present, the committee has passed the amendment on the adoption of artificial intelligence tool sandbox mechanism with 15 votes in favor and 9 votes against, which was proposed by Republican Senator Mike Rounds (South Dakota). In addition, the amendment proposed by Alabama Senator Katie Britt to allow specific retirement accounts to invest in collective investment vehicles has been withdrawn before the vote.