The Trump government weighs on the ethical counter-proposal, and if an ethical compromise is reached, Clarity Act is expected to advance

On 1 August, according to information received, the encrypted journalist Eleanor Trerett, the Trump Government is weighing a bipartisan moral counter-proposal by Senator Tillis and Congressman Gallego, which has added powers to the State Attorney General, who can prosecute the Ministry of Justice if it fails to enforce ethical law against federal officials. Clarity Act, a bipartisan, encrypted money market structure bill that has been considered by the Senate Committee, contains a compromise clause for the stabilization of currency gains; its fate may depend on the White House's response to the ethical proposal this weekend to decide whether or not to move the vote forward. If an ethical compromise is reached, ClarityAct is expected to advance to provide non-host developers with regulatory clarity, such as exemption from bank secrecy laws; otherwise, it could trigger part of the GENIUS Act clause, leading to increased uncertainty in the regulation of stable currencies。