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Three U.S. Democratic senators publicly oppose Clarity Act, raising Trump crypto conflict of interest

Three Democratic U.S. senators have publicly opposed the Clarity Act, a digital asset market structure bill, saying moving it without provisions to block President Donald Trump and his family from profiting from crypto would protect his private interests. The stance matters because the bill needs 60 votes to overcome a filibuster, requiring at least seven Democratic votes. Disputes over ethics language and conflict-of-interest safeguards have added uncertainty to the timing and prospects for passage.