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Clarity Act this time for real? Scott Bessent presses Senate, warns U.S. lead at risk if it fails

The U.S. Treasury is publicly pressuring the Senate to act on the Clarity Act. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent urged senators to advance the bill and warned that failure could weaken U.S. leadership in digital assets. The Senate is set to hold a procedural vote on Sept. 15, which is expected to require 60 votes. Republicans hold 53 seats, meaning at least 7 Democrats would need to join if all Republicans support it.