Donald Trump Crypto Wealth Impacts Negotiations on the “Clarity Act” Prohibition on Conflicts of Interest for Officials
Svmuu News: Democrats are focusing on President Donald Trump’s recently disclosed crypto holdings and discussing provisions in the “Clarity Act” to prohibit conflicts of interest among government officials. A new draft of the bill is expected to be released in the coming days. Time is running out for the Senate to advance this cryptocurrency legislation, but negotiations have yet to reach an agreement on these ethics provisions. Trump has expressed hope that the “Clarity Act” will be signed into law, although he recently called on Congress to prioritize his voting bill. (CoinDesk).
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