Billionaire Mike Novogratz has put a concrete timeline on crypto's most consequential legislation: the Clarity Act goes to committee in the first week of May and reaches President Trump's desk by June. The claim carries weight because it tracks a rapid alignment shift — Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, who was publicly opposed weeks ago, flipped to openly calling for the bill's passage, while Blockchain Association CEO and White House crypto adviser Patrick McHenry have pushed back hard against anonymous anti-Clarity narratives, insisting a bipartisan Congress, a pro-crypto White House, and the industry are all in agreement.
Senator Lummis has confirmed bipartisan support is now in place, and with midterm elections approaching in November, the political window is real but narrow — analysts warn that if the bill doesn't clear by summer, the next realistic opportunity is 2030.
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