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JPMorgan says Clarity Act ‘not fully dead,’ but passage window ‘extremely narrow’

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What happened

The Clarity Act is "not fully dead," but the window for passing the crypto bill this year is now "extremely narrow," JPMorgan said.

Key facts

  • Reported by The Block and published Wed, 16 Sep 2026 17:01:22 UTC.

Why it matters

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  1. Bernstein says Clarity Act failure allows stablecoin rewards on idle balances to continue, expects ‘swift’ SEC and CFTC rulemaking

  2. FCA Guidance Lands Two Weeks Before UK Crypto Authorization Window Opens

  3. Bitcoin ETFs Had Their Worst Day Since June Following Failed Clarity Act Vote

  4. Coinbase faces greater fallout from CLARITY Act setback: Saxo

  5. U.S. House's tax committee advances crypto tax bill in wake of Clarity Act loss

  6. JPMorgan says Clarity Act ‘not fully dead,’ but passage window ‘extremely narrow’

  7. Aave founder pitches ‘Uber path’ for DeFi after Clarity Act fails Senate vote

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