- The departure of Tyler Williams, the US Treasury’s top digital-asset adviser, is fueling concerns about a policy vacuum in the sector.
- The bill is facing headwinds as the Senate heads into recess, a floor vote on the Clarity Act remains delayed, and some Democrats continue to oppose it.
- Market expectations have weakened as Galaxy Research and Polymarket both cut the perceived chances of the Clarity Act passing this year to about 30%.
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Tyler Williams, the top digital-asset adviser to US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, has left the Treasury Department, fueling concerns about a policy vacuum as Congress delays action on the Clarity Act, a crypto…
