Here are the possible outcomes for Clarity right now

The U.S. Senate has not yet indicated whether it will work on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, with just two days left in session , and there is no official word on whether or when the legislative body might vote on the bill.

It's possible the Senate can take up the measure after it returns to Washington, D.C. in September, but there are limited working days before the Senate breaks again for the final stretch of the 2026 midterm campaign. It's possible the Senate will stay past its scheduled session end date of August 7 and work through next week, theoretically giving it time to hold a procedural vote on Clarity, if not run through the whole process to get the bill to the House of Representatives. It's also just as possible that the window has closed for Clarity in 2026.