[Disagreement Over Enforcement Authority of Clarity Act's Ethics Clause, Democrats Dissatisfied with Trump's Concessions] According to CoinDesk, U.S. Senate Democrats have expressed dissatisfaction with the details of the most controversial ethics clause in the Clarity Act. The core disagreement lies in the enforcement authority—Democrats insist that state attorneys general should have the power to enforce ethical restrictions on federal officials, while the White House and Republicans maintain that the Attorney General should serve as the highest enforcement authority. This clause, which would limit the connections between government officials—including the President, Vice President, and all members of Congress—and the crypto industry, remains a key obstacle to the bill's progress. White House officials stated during an industry briefing on Tuesday that Democrats are holding firm on their position. Trump had previously agreed to what was described as 'the most comprehensive and far-reaching ethics clause in history,' but Democrats have yet to see the exact text. The White House claims it has 'done everything possible' to meet the Democrats' demands.