Although the initiative included ethical standards, seven senators from this party reject it because they believe it still lacks sufficient clarity on fundamental issues.
Against a backdrop of political polarization, the current status of the bill proposed by Republicans in the United States raises questions about its feasibility.
The debate in the Senate stems from a proposal that aims to restrict the issuance of digital assets, but it is now facing criticism from Democrats.
The text of the CLARITY Act includes ethical measures designed to prevent public officials from launching digital assets, but this was not enough to convince seven senators from the party.
Opponents of the initiative in the Senate are voicing their disagreement, citing a lack of clarity
This could cause the bill to stall during the vote, since it requires a majority of 60 votes to pass.
Rejection of the current text could lead to new negotiations and discussions aimed at reaching a consensus.
What is clear is that, while the proposed law aims to regulate the issuance of digital assets, an agreement with the majority of senators has yet to be reached.