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The Trump administration is weighing ethics-focused counter-proposals. If an ethics compromise is reached, the Clarity Act is poised to advance.

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According to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, the Trump administration is weighing a bipartisan ethics counter-proposal introduced by Senator Tillis and Representative Gallego. The bill would grant state attorneys general new authority to sue the Department of Justice if the DOJ fails to enforce ethics laws against federal officials. The Clarity Act, a bipartisan cryptocurrency market structure bill that has cleared Senate committee review and includes a stablecoin revenue compromise provision, may see its fate hinge on the White House’s response to the ethics proposal this weekend—a response that will determine whether to advance a cloture vote. If an ethics compromise is reached, the Clarity Act is expected to move forward, delivering regulatory clarity such as Bank Secrecy Act exemptions for non-custodial developers; otherwise, parts of the GENIUS Act could be triggered, leading to heightened regulatory uncertainty for stablecoins.

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