The clarity law has 35 % opportunity to pass in 2025: polymarket star-news.press/wp

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August 29, 2025

35 % of the beta seeds believe that the law of the digital assets market (the clarity law) will be signed in the law by the end of 2025, and a poll shows the website of the decentralized prediction market.

Polymarket betting places their bets on the law of clarity

According to the poll The title “The Law on the Law in 2025” is carried out on a third of the betting betting, it is believed that the historic market structure bill will be signed to become a law before 2026.

This number represents a sharp decrease from the highest survey level of 87 % on July 17, which represents a decrease of approximately 50 % in a period of only six weeks.

However, only 30 % of polymers on June 30 expect that the clarity law would be passed this year.

Senator Cinemia Lomes is a major legislative date

The latest figures in the pollarkket survey comes slightly more than one week after Senator Senate Lumis (R-WWY) at the Sulti Wyoming Blockchain 2025 symposium on August 20 that it hopes that the main encryption legislation will be submitted through the Senate Banking Committee next month before heading to the Senate Agriculture Committee in October.

The Republican legislator pledged to submit the digital assets bill to US President Donald Trump’s office by the end of this year, with the aim of approving it before Thanksgiving.

“We will have the market structure to the president’s office before the end of the year,” said Lomis. “I hope that is before Thanksgiving. This is our goal.”

In July, Lomis and Coalition of Republican Senators revealed a draft discussion of the legislation of the digital basis of the digital assets market after the House of Representatives passed the clarity law earlier this summer.

“We cannot allow organizational confusion to continue the leadership of the American innovation abroad,” Leomis said in a statement issued on July 22. “The legislation of the market structure will lead to clear discrimination between securities and digital commodities, modernizing our organizational framework, and the United States as a global pioneer in creating digital assets.”