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Goldman Backs Clarity Act as Democrats Says It 'Falls Short' and Warren Says 'Dead on Arrival'

Jul 23, 2026 · 02:28 PM ET· updated 1h ago
Goldman Backs Clarity Act as Democrats Says It 'Falls Short' and Warren Says 'Dead on Arrival'

Goldman CEO Solomon backs the revised Clarity Act as Senate Democrats call it dead on arrival and JPMorgan's Dimon vows to fight it.

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Goldman's boss likes a new crypto law, but many Democrats think it's not good enough and won't pass. When powerful people disagree this much about a rule, it makes the future of crypto rules unclear.

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