Ripple Chief Legal Officer Stuart Alderoty has urged undecided and opposing senators to hear from an estimated 67 million American crypto holders before the CLARITY Act faces a 60-vote procedural test on Sep. 15.
Summary
- Alderoty has contacted Senate offices and asked lawmakers to speak directly with crypto holders.
- The Sep. 15 cloture vote requires 60 senators and would open debate, not pass the bill.
- Ethics rules, stablecoin rewards, and protections for decentralized finance remain points of dispute.
- Republican senators have warned that the bill could fail without further compromise.
Alderoty asks senators to meet crypto holders
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