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U.S. police union backs Clarity Act revision, Coinbase urges Senate to take position

A large U.S. law enforcement organisation has publicly backed the latest revision to the Clarity Act, prompting Coinbase to press the Senate to clearly state whether it supports the amendment. Coinbase Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal called for a public position after the Fraternal Order of Police declared support. The group said the revised bill reflects its concerns while preserving enforcement powers to investigate crypto-related crime.

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Goldman Sachs CEO publicly backs U.S. Clarity Act, diverging from banking industry

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon has formally voiced support for the U.S. Clarity Act, saying it can help create fair competition and promote market stability and development. The bill aims to clarify oversight between the SEC and CFTC and reshape digital asset regulation. Major banking and finance groups, including the American Bankers Association, warned stablecoin provisions could shift insured deposits to digital asset platforms and reduce community banks’ lending capacity. Opposition has also spread beyond banks.

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Ripple CEO says perfection must not block progress, urges U.S. Congress to pass Clarity Act

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse urged the U.S. Congress to pass the digital asset market Clarity Act, saying lawmakers should not delay action even with political differences. He backed Ripple CLO Stuart Alderoty’s view that the bill is a consumer protection measure with anti-money laundering and customer identification provisions and tools for law enforcement. Some Democratic senators oppose the latest draft, reducing prospects for passage this year. Coinbase also urged a Senate vote.