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U.S. Democrats signal scrutiny of Trump\'s crypto business, adding uncertainty to Clarity bill

If U.S. Democrats win a House majority in November\'s midterm elections, opening investigations into President Donald Trump\'s finances and cryptocurrency business could become Congress\' top priority, raising the risk that the market-structure Clarity bill remains stalled. Democrats are tying support for the bill to addressing potential conflicts of interest involving the Trump family\'s crypto ventures. Republican delays on subpoenas and hearings could be reversed if control shifts, while Senate action on the bill has been pushed back.

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Crypto markets rebound after White House reaches deal on CLARITY bill ethics provision

Cryptocurrency prices rose after expectations grew that the U.S. Senate could resume work on the CLARITY bill, a digital asset market structure measure. Reports said the White House agreed on an ethics package including a conflict-of-interest provision and shared language with some Republican senators, though details were not disclosed. Bitcoin and other tokens climbed. Market participants are watching the final ethics text and whether Democrats back the bill before an August recess.

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Warren urges Trump to disclose latest assets including crypto income

U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren urged President Donald Trump to voluntarily disclose updated financial information, including cryptocurrency income for the first half of 2026, by July 23. Warren cited the need for current data ahead of Senate deliberations on crypto legislation. A U.S. ethics office disclosure released on June 30 showed Trump earned at least $1.2 billion from crypto business in 2025. The issue has intensified debate over potential conflicts of interest and ethics rules.