White House Yet to Respond on Clarity Act Ethics Counterproposal

The White House remains silent on an ethics counterproposal put forward by Senators Thom Tillis and Ruben Gallego regarding the Clarity Act, according to reporter Eleanor Terrett. The lack of response leaves a key sticking point in the bill unresolved.

The Clarity Act, a legislative effort aimed at providing clearer regulatory guidelines for digital assets, has faced debate over ethics-related provisions. The counterproposal from Tillis and Gallego was intended to break the impasse, but with no answer from the administration, the bill’s path forward remains uncertain.

Observers note that the delay could stall momentum for crypto regulation in Congress, as the ethics issue continues to be a major obstacle. No timeline for a response has been indicated.