Warren to Slam CLARITY Act in Senate, Says New Ethics Provisions Still Have Major Loopholes

Odaily News: U.S. Senate Banking Committee ranking Democrat Elizabeth Warren will deliver a speech on the Senate floor Monday evening, attacking the ethics provisions in the latest revised text of the CLARITY Act. Warren will call the provision a "weak fig leaf," arguing that it still contains major loopholes and fails to effectively restrict U.S. President Trump from profiting through crypto ventures such as World Liberty Financial.Previously, Senate Republicans unveiled the latest revised text of the CLARITY Act on Sunday evening, adding new ethics rules that include allowing state attorneys general to enforce the relevant provisions and prohibiting the president and other senior government officials from issuing digital assets. The Senate is expected to hold a key procedural vote Tuesday afternoon to advance the bill, which requires at least 60 votes in favor to move forward. (CNBC)