The U.S. Senate has delayed its vote on the Clarity Act, a key piece of crypto market-structure legislation, until September, according to Politico. The Clarity Act, which has already passed the House, aims to delineate jurisdiction over digital assets between the SEC and CFTC. Key TakeawaysThe Senate’s decision to delay the Clarity Act vote until September suggests potential challenges for its passage. Market odds for the Clarity Act being signed into law in 2026 have decreased, reflecting reduced confidence in imminent progress. What to WatchObservers should monitor Senate scheduling announcements in September for any indications of a resumption of the Clarity Act vote.