Digital Chamber Pushes Senate to End Gridlock with CLARITY Act
Clarity Act News: The Digital Chamber, a crypto advocacy organization with over 250 members, has escalated a coordinated lobbying campaign urging the U.S. Senate to pass the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY Act), formally numbered H.R. 3633, framing the bill as the industrys last realistic legislative window for federal market structure rules before Congress adjourns for its summer recess. The campaign, which now encompasses more than 100 crypto firms alongside parallel tracks run by the Crypto Council for Innovation and the Blockchain Association, follows the Senate Banking Committees 15-9 bipartisan advancement of H.R. 3633 on May 14, 2026. Digital Chamber CEO Cody Carbone has publicly stated that the ethics provisions still embedded in the bill will be resolved before Senate leadership schedules a floor vote. This is not simply a routine instance of crypto lobbying pressing Congress for favorable treatment. It is a precisely timed institutional intervention designed to close the procedural gap between committee advancement and floor scheduling, the specific window in which bills with bipartisan momentum most frequently stall under filibuster arithmetic, competing calendar priorities, and coordinated opposition, while simultaneously creating a legislative record that reframes the industrys central grievance: a decade of regulation by enforcement conducted through agency action









