Andreessen Horowitz backs U.S. crypto leadership as CLARITY Act vote approaches; Grayscale says rules can advance
Discussions around the U.S. CLARITY Act are drawing support from Andreessen Horowitz, which is backing U.S. leadership as part of ongoing talks that could affect how global crypto regulations develop and market dynamics and innovation [1].
Grayscale said U.S. crypto rules can advance without the CLARITY Act, according to Bitcoin.com News [2].
Ahead of a CLARITY Act vote, Sen. Cynthia Lummis said Democrats “wrote the fix” and that the bill “must pass,” adding that the revised CLARITY Act includes 114+ Democratic changes before the September 15 vote, while also citing earlier House and Senate progress for the bill [3].
CoinGape reported that the CLARITY Act is set to be debated in the U.S. Senate next week as lawmakers work toward more definitive U.S. regulations for digital assets [4].
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- 1Andreessen Horowitz backs US crypto leadership amid CLARITY Act talksCrypto Briefing• Sep 12, 2026
- 2Grayscale Says US Crypto Rules Can Advance Without CLARITY ActBitcoin.com News• Sep 13, 2026
- 3Democrats ‘Wrote the Fix’ and ‘Must Pass It,’ Lummis Says Ahead of CLARITY Act VoteBlockonomi• Sep 12, 2026
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