Supporters of the Clarity Act have contacted the United States Congress 1 million times, leaving the Senate for 7 days

On 2 August, it was reported by Bitcoin.com News that the encrypted advocacy organization Stand With Cripto had announced that supporters had contacted members of Parliament 1 million times on the Clarity bill, only seven days before the Senate adjourned on 7 August. The organization stated that “this is a critical moment” and urged advocates to contact senators while Congress is still in session. The bill has been publicly supported by institutions such as Belet, Fuda, Goldman Sachs and Franklin Templeton. Galaxy Research, however, has reduced the probability of passing from 50 per cent to 30 per cent in 2026, on the grounds that the dispute is pending, Senate voting requirements and schedule are tight. On 27 July, the Attorney General of New York, Letitia James, urged Congress to strengthen encryption control and warned that the Clarity Bill might restrict state and local enforcement of fraudulent platforms. The analysis released on 30 July by minority members of the Senate Banking Commission stated that the revised ethical provisions would not affect the existing encryption operations in Trump and that future operations could also circumvent constraints through structural design, exacerbating the demands of the Democratic Party for broader ethical safeguards。