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The U.S. House Agriculture Committee has overwhelmingly approved the Digital Asset Market Structure Clarity Act, commonly known as the CLARITY Act, in a 47–6 vote on June 10. Receiving bipartisan support, H.R. 3633, the CLARITY Act of 2025, has been reported favorably out of the Committee. Working together, we can deliver the certainty and clarity digital asset entrepreneurs and markets need. pic.twitter.com/BpjJcBC1V5 — House Committee on Agriculture (@HouseAgGOP) June 10, 2025 The bill, which seeks to define how digital assets are regulated in the United States, now heads to the House Financial Services Committee for further consideration before it can proceed to a full vote in the House. The legislation is designed to bring clear rules to the crypto industry, particularly around whether digital assets are classified as securities or commodities. This distinction will determine whether the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) or the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) will have jurisdiction over specific assets. House Lawmakers Vote 47–6 to Advance CLARITY Act Toward Full House Vote Committee Chair GT Thompson confirmed the bill’s advancement, stating that it would move forward to the House for review. Lawmakers who opposed the bill were invited to submit their formal dissent by Friday. “The legislation aims to provide clarity and structure,” said Rep. French Hill of Arkansas, who has backed the bill and introduced a separate amendment. “It’s not about bailouts—it’s about consistency.” The vote came as members of the House Financial Services Committee also debated potential amendments to the bill. One proposed change would add legal protections for blockchain developers. At the time of publication, the committee had not held a final vote on the bill or any amendments. The bill, first introduced in May, comes amid growing calls in Congress for a unified approach to digital asset regulation. The Senate is expected to take up related legislation soon, including the GENIUS Act , which targets stablecoin regulation. Tensions flared during Tuesday’s markup hearing as lawmakers sparred over political and regulatory issues. Rep. Maxine Waters proposed an amendment intended to address alleged conflicts of interest involving President Donald Trump’s crypto holdings. Meanwhile, Rep. Brad Sherman argued for language to prevent future industry bailouts, criticizing what he saw as built-in protections for large crypto firms. “The purpose of the CLARITY Act is to build a superhighway to crypto becoming so significant that it poses a systemic risk,” Sherman said. “Then, make sure every Republican can say they’re against bailouts—while leaving in provisions that allow them.” Neither Sherman’s nor Waters’ amendments passed by voice vote. As of now, the House Financial Services Committee has yet to vote on Hill’s amendment concerning blockchain developers. Eight crypto policy groups are calling on U.S. lawmakers to include the Blockchain Regulatory Clarity Act (BRCA) in new legislation. #BRCA #DeFi https://t.co/aba4tGYKAV — Cryptonews.com (@cryptonews) June 5, 2025 The CLARITY Act’s advancement marks a key moment for crypto regulation in the U.S. While debates continue, the bill’s progress suggests lawmakers are moving closer to shaping a long-awaited federal framework for the digital asset space. The post CLARITY Act Blazes Through House Panel 47-6, Crypto Rules Near Finish Line appeared first on Cryptonews .
A Guggenheim subsidiary has launched a digital commercial paper platform on the XRP Ledger. The new tokenized instrument is backed by T-bills and has a top “Prime-1” rating from Moody’s. The move is a major step for real-world asset (RWA) tokenization on public blockchains. In a major step for institutional adoption of public blockchains, a Treasury-backed digital commercial paper instrument has launched on the XRP Ledger. The platform is administered by a subsidiary of financial giant Guggenheim Capital and has received the highest possible short-term debt rating from Moody’s, marking a significant milestone for the tokenization of real-world assets. Apex 2025: Digital Commercial Paper DCP is now live on the XRP Ledger. Administered by Guggenheim Treasury Services, one of the largest independent commercial paper platform managers in the world and powered by Zeconomy: https://t.co/Ic4YdUnNry With $280M+ in issuance, DCP is… — RippleX (@RippleXDev) June 10, 2025 The Digital Commercial Paper (DCP) platform, which has already processed over $280 million in issuance since its 2024 debut, will now leverage the XRP Ledger’s infrastructure to offer institutiona… The post Guggenheim Subsidiary Launches a Moody’s Top-Rated Debt Instrument on the XRP Ledger appeared first on Coin Edition .