CLARITY Act gets a boost as Patrick Witt stays at White House
White House crypto adviser Patrick Witt will remain in his post after his scheduled military training was deferred, keeping the administration‘s lead CLARITY Act negotiator in Washington during the final weeks before the Senate’s summer break. Witt had planned to begin Judge Advocate General training with the Georgia Army National Guard on July 27. Witt confirmed the change in a July 20 post on X. He said he remained committed to his military service but added that “my training has been deferred, and that I will be able to see this effort through to the end.” The decision reverses a plan that would have shifted many of his responsibilities to White House Crypto Council deputy director Harry Jung. For the past year, I have worked diligently to get the Clarity Act passed, fulfilling President Trumps vision to make the U.S. the crypto capital of the world. Witt stays as the Senate calendar narrows Witt serves as executive director of the Presidents Council of Advisors for Digital Assets and has played a central role in talks involving the White House, lawmakers, banks and crypto companies. As previously reported by crypto.news, he had already postponed the same training in April while CLARITY Act negotiations continued. The Senate now