Trump has accepted some of the ethical restrictions demanded by Democrats in the cryptocurrency bill; The final draft incorporates 126 amendments proposed by Democrats; Republicans are describing Tuesday's vote as the last legislative window. The official announcement also clarified that Tuesday's vote is a procedural cloture vote required to initiate deliberations; once passed, the text will be submitted as a substitute amendment. Key updates to the provisions: > Trump has accepted about 80% of the Tillis–Gallego ethics proposal. > State attorneys general will gain enforcement authority, no longer relying entirely on the Department of Justice. > Officials with significant interests in digital asset issuing entities must sell or place them in a qualified blind trust. > Exchanges that list tokens violating the issuance ban for officials may also be held accountable.