The US Senate enters a critical window period for the Clarity Act, and the next four weeks may determine the fate of the bill within the year According to BlockBeats, on July 13th, after the US Congress resumed, the Clarity Act (Crypto Market Structure Act) entered a critical legislative window. Industry insiders believe that the next four weeks will determine whether the bill can be reviewed by the Senate before the August congressional recess and officially passed this year. According to reports, this week the Senate is expected to release the latest bill text that integrates the versions of the Banking Committee and the Agriculture Committee. At present, the bill still faces two major core disagreements: one is the final statement on the regulatory responsibility of non custodial software developers in the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act; The second is the ethical provisions related to conflicts of interest among government officials, especially those related to Trump's encrypted business. Sources say that the White House and Congress have not yet reached an agreement on ethical provisions, which is seen as a key factor in the bill's efforts to reach the 60 vote threshold. Alex Thorn, research director at Galaxy Digital, stated that the next four weeks may be the last chance for the Clarity Act to pass in this Congress; If the bill fails to be implemented, the United States may fall further behind in the competition for digital asset innovation in overseas markets. [Original link]