US Senator Lummis: Plans to push the CLARITY Act into review in May; bitcoin is true free currency
Foresight News reports that Cynthia Lummis, U.S. Senator from Wyoming and Chair of the Senate Digital Assets Banking Subcommittee, stated at the "Bitcoin 2026" conference that she plans to advance the CLARITY Act into the review process this May and will work to have the bill ultimately enacted, establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework for the U.S. crypto market. She also shared her introduction to Bitcoin: between 2013 and 2014, she purchased three bitcoins at $300 each, and subsequently became one of the earliest senators to systematically promote crypto legislation during her Senate term. Bitcoin’s design, which does not rely on a trusted third party and limits the total supply to 21 million, makes it a true "free currency" in her view, and she believes the U.S. should become the global hub for this asset.
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