• 16 सित. 2026 · 13:38 UTC · body · New information from a source

  • The CLARITY Act failed a Senate cloture vote, according to Bernstein.
  • The investment bank expects the SEC and CFTC to pursue aggressive and swift rulemaking to compensate for time spent negotiating the legislation.
  • Stablecoin reward products on idle balances are likely to remain permissible pending new rules.
  • The CLARITY Act's cloture vote failed on Tuesday, according to Cointelegraph, and analysts at Bernstein now expect the SEC and CFTC to move on their own to write crypto market-structure rules.
  • Bernstein said the two agencies will publish new regulations to make up for the time lost negotiating the bill, according to Cointelegraph.
  • Bernstein described the expected regulatory push as 'aggressive,' according to Cointelegraph, and as 'swift,' according to The Block.
  • The Block reported that Bernstein also said the failed vote allows stablecoin rewards on idle balances to continue.
  • Both outlets frame the SEC and CFTC as the bodies now likely to shape crypto rules in the absence of the legislation, after Senate lawmakers failed to advance it.

• 16 सित. 2026 · 13:38 UTC · summary · New information from a source

  • Bernstein forecasts the SEC and CFTC will accelerate crypto rulemaking following the CLARITY Act's failed Senate cloture vote.
  • The CLARITY Act's cloture vote failed in the Senate, and Bernstein now expects the SEC and CFTC to issue aggressive, swift rulemaking to fill the regulatory gap.

• 16 सित. 2026 · 13:38 UTC · headline · New information from a source

  • Bernstein expects SEC and CFTC to pursue aggressive rulemaking after CLARITY Act fails cloture vote
  • Bernstein Expects 'Aggressive' SEC and CFTC Rulemaking After CLARITY Act Cloture Vote Fails

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