A bipartisan group of U.S. Senators is expected to hold a meeting to discuss unresolved issues related to the Clarity Act.
BlockBeats news, June 18 — With just over a week until the US Senate recesses on July 4, crypto-supporting senators and government officials are continuing behind-the-scenes negotiations to bring the Clarity Act to a floor vote when lawmakers return. According to sources, a bipartisan group of senators from the Senate Banking Committee and Agriculture Committee is expected to meet this morning to discuss outstanding issues.
Later today, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche will meet with law enforcement agencies as the government continues efforts to secure broad support for a key but controversial provision of the Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act. This measure would clarify that certain non-custodial software developers are not liable for how third parties use their code, unless they knowingly and intentionally facilitate illegal activity through their code. (Crypto In America)
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