Supporters of the Clarity bill have contacted the U.S. Congress for 1 million Senate adjourns with just seven days left

On August 2, according to Bitcoin.comNews, the crypto advocacy group StandCrypWithto announced that supporters had contacted members of Congress about the Clarity bill 1 million times, leaving only seven days before the Senate adjourns on August 7. The group said "this is a critical moment" and urged advocates to contact senators while Congress is still in session. Institutions such as BlackRock, Fidelity, Goldman Sachs and Franklin Templeton have publicly supported the bill. But Galaxy Research has lowered the probability of passage in 2026 from 50% to 30%, citing unresolved disputes, tight Senate voting requirements and schedules. New York State Attorney General Letitia James urged Congress on July 27 to strengthen encryption regulation and warned that the Clarity Act could restrict state and local enforcement of fraudulent platforms. Minority staff members of the Senate Banking Committee released an analysis on July 30, saying that the revised ethics provisions will not affect Trump's existing encryption business, and future businesses can also circumvent restrictions through structural design, exacerbating the Democratic Party's demand for broader ethical guarantees.