Senate Dems should accept the victory they won on Trump’s crypto limits: White House
U.S. Senate Democrats got President Donald Trump to accept potential limits on his lucrative crypto dealings, but they say the Clarity Act’s restrictions aren’t enough.
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Summary
- With each passing hour, the crypto Clarity Act becomes harder to pass in 2026, and the section that imposes personal crypto limits on senior government officials remains at the center of debate.
- The ethics section — revealed for the first time when a final working draft of Clarity circulated this week — is an unprecedented constraint on a sitting president, but Democrats vigorously oppose how it would be enforced and its temporary nature.
