[U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune Submits Motion to End Debate on the 'Clarity Act,' Vote Scheduled for September 15] According to The Block, Senate Majority Leader John Thune submitted a motion to end debate early Saturday morning, paving the way for the bill to enter the debate process. This means that the cryptocurrency market structure bill will be brought to the Senate floor for consideration after lawmakers return to the Senate following the August recess next month. The Senate plans to vote on the motion on September 15, which requires at least 60 votes to pass. However, this does not mean the bill itself has been passed or formally entered the final voting stage. The Republican Party holds 53 seats, so if all Republicans vote in favor, the motion would still require support from at least 7 Democrats or independents to pass. Currently, Democrats and Republicans remain divided on issues such as ethical provisions, illegal financial oversight, and how to incorporate text related to the Senate Agriculture Committee.