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SEC chair: agency will pursue crypto plan even without CLARITY Act

  • —Atkins urged Congress to move the CLARITY Act quickly and send it to the president
  • —A procedural Senate vote on the bill is expected on September 15
  • —Polymarket odds of the CLARITY Act passing in 2026 fell to 17%
  • —Banks and 18 state attorneys general oppose the bill
Why it matters: The SEC is ready to regulate crypto through its own rules, reducing the market's dependence on the outcome of the CLARITY Act vote.
Source: Koin Bülteni
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