JPMorgan analysts say the Clarity Act remains possible but faces an extremely narrow passage window this year.
Regulation & Gov ·
JPMorgan analysts assessed that the Clarity Act, a proposed crypto bill, remains viable but faces substantial legislative headwinds. The firm characterized the measure as "not fully dead" while noting that the window for its passage during the current year has narrowed considerably.
The characterization reflects mounting uncertainty around the bill's path through Congress. Though not abandoned entirely, the combination of competing legislative priorities and constrained floor time has compressed the realistic timeline for advancing the proposal to a critical juncture before year-end.
What remains unclear is whether the Clarity Act will secure the necessary political momentum to move forward, or whether conditions could shift further to render passage unviable even within the stated narrow window.