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The "Clarify Act" failed to be approved in the U.S. Senate to regulate digital currencies due to party disagreements over ethics and banking legislation. The bill did not secure the 60 votes needed to begin debate, amid concerns that it could pose risks to families, national security, and the economy, as well as disagreements regarding President Donald Trump's financial interests in the sector. This failure represents a setback for efforts to establish a comprehensive regulatory framework for the digital currency market in the United States and highlights the challenges Congress faces in keeping up with modern technologies.
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