Senate Banking Committee Unveils 309‑Page Manager’s Amendment to CLARITY Act Ahead of Thursday Markup

first published 2026-05-11T23:50:36Z

Stand With Crypto (representing >2.9M U.S. advocates) said it will score recorded votes on the May 14 Senate Banking Committee markup of the CLARITY Act (H.R.3633). The bill would create a regulatory framework for digital commodities shared between the SEC and CFTC and includes restrictions on central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). SWC urged senators to advance the bill; public polling reportedly shows majority support and a recorded committee vote could move digital-asset market-structure legislation forward.

AI Analysis

The story reports concrete legislative progress: a scheduled May 14 Senate Banking Committee markup of the CLARITY Act and that Stand With Crypto will score recorded votes. The bill would establish a shared SEC/CFTC framework for digital commodities and includes CBDC restrictions; these facts suggest regulatory clarity that could be mildly positive for digital-asset markets. Because the item is a committee markup (not final passage) its short-term market-moving potential is limited.

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