CLARITY Act Senate Vote Simulator Vote in 4 Days

Interactive legislative whip count model testing the Senate's 60-vote filibuster threshold (Rule XXII) for the CLARITY Act, SEC vs. CFTC jurisdiction shifts, and crypto market structure survival.

Presets:
Senate Vote Projection: 59 / 100 Senators (Threshold: 60)
Cloture Defeated (1 vote short)
R: 49
D: 8
I: 2
60-Vote Cloture Line
Republican Support 49

Base pro-market caucus with banking committee leadership.

Democratic Support 8

Moderate swing senators balancing investor protection vs innovation.

Independent Support 2

Key swing block typically voting on institutional consensus.

Legislative Amendments
Total Votes 59
Cloture Achieved false
Vote Deficit 1
Market Structure Status Deadlocked / SEC Overreach Risk
Jurisdiction Clarity Moderate
Regulatory Risk Level High
Market Structure Regulatory Consequences Jurisdiction: Moderate

CFTC vs. SEC Jurisdiction

Clear line between digital commodities (CFTC) and investment contract securities (SEC) depends entirely on passing statutory safe harbors. Under 60 votes, SEC enforcement-led jurisdiction persists unchecked.

CFTC Oversight Stalled

Token Decentralization Rule

Defines a statutory test where mature blockchain networks shed security designation. Failure leaves Howey test litigation as the sole arbiter of network decentralization.

Judicial Discretion Only

DeFi Protocol Protection

Software developers and non-custodial validators shielded from broker-dealer liabilities. If the bill falters, Treasury and SEC reporting mandates threaten self-hosted nodes.

Exemption Included in Bill

Institutional Capital Inflow

Wall Street brokerages require legal certainty prior to offering direct custody and clearing. Failure maintains the offshore liquidity advantage.

Offshore Flight Risk
CoinDesk Roundtable Analysis: Rettig, Mariotti & Carbone 28:28 Episode Breakdown
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Cody Carbone

CEO, Digital Chamber (@CodyCarboneDC)
"We have four days to rally bipartisan moderates. 60 votes is a brutal hurdle in the Senate without White House signaling, but without CLARITY, the alternative is two more years of weaponized SEC subpoenas."
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Rebecca Rettig

Chief Legal Officer (@RebeccaRettig1)
"The DeFi provisions are make-or-break. If we compromise away the software developer safe harbor to scrape 2 extra votes, we destroy decentralized infrastructure while trying to save centralized exchanges."
RM

Renato Mariotti

Former Federal Prosecutor (@renato_mariotti)
"Legislative failure locks in judicial lottery. District judges will keep issuing contradictory rulings on secondary token sales until Congress supplies statutory jurisdiction."
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