The Block reports that Majority Leader Thune has filed cloture on the Clarity Act, setting up a Senate vote on September 15. The motion will require support from at least seven non-Republicans in order to advance, according to the filing.
Market structure legislation like this is what determines whether US teams can ship tokens and DeFi features without guessing which regulator claims jurisdiction, so a floor vote is worth tracking even if passage is uncertain. The seven-crossover requirement means this could stall, so don't rebuild compliance assumptions around it yet; watch whether the cloture motion actually clears before treating anything as settled. If it does advance, expect clearer lines between securities and commodities treatment, which matters most for anyone issuing on-chain assets rather than just building wallets or apps.
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