A bipartisan coalition of 17 state attorneys generals urge Senate to reject Clarity Act

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What happened

The state AGs said they were concerned the crypto legislation might restrict their ability to bring securities and commodities cases tied to online scams.

Key facts

  • Reported by CoinDesk and published Mon, 14 Sep 2026 15:57:01 UTC.

Why it matters

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Coverage timeline

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  1. Morning Minute: Clarity Act Odds Soar as Trump Agrees to Ethics Provisions

  2. NY Attorney General James leads bipartisan push against the Clarity Act ahead of initial Senate vote

  3. Clarity Act odds surge on prediction markets, but crypto bill still faces long road

  4. Why Trump Backed Tougher Ethics Rules in Clarity Act, and Why the Crypto Industry Thinks It Can Pass

  5. NY AG Letitia James Throws a Wrench Into Washington’s CLARITY Act

  6. Here’s what’s new in the final CLARITY Act before Tuesday’s Senate vote

  7. A bipartisan coalition of 17 state attorneys generals urge Senate to reject Clarity Act

Sources

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