[Industry Insider: The Next Four Weeks Are the Final Window for This Congress to Pass the 'Clarity Act'] According to *Crypto in America*, the U.S. Senate will enter a critical four-week window after reconvening, which will determine whether the 'Clarity Act' can be passed this year. The bill must complete the merged version text, Senate debate, and voting before the August recess, requiring at least 60 votes in the Senate for approval. Current negotiation points include whether to retain the exemption clause for non-custodial developers from the 'Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act' and the establishment of an 'ethical framework' for conflicts of interest related to President Trump's crypto business interests. Meanwhile, the death of Senator Lindsey Graham and the absence of Mitch McConnell have weakened Republican vote counts, increasing the importance of securing support from Democratic senators.