Fidelity joins push for Senate passage of CLARITY ActFidelity called on the US Senate to pass the CLARITY Act, joining industry groups and crypto firms pushing for market structure legislation.

Fidelity has publicly urged the US Senate to pass the CLARITY Act, emphasizing the need for clear regulations on digital assets to bolster investor confidence, offer certainty to market participants, and maintain US leadership in the global cryptocurrency space. The company’s call aligns with a broader coalition of financial firms and crypto organizations that are advocating for advancement of digital asset market structure legislation.

On the same day, several industry groups—including the Crypto Council for Innovation, the Digital Chamber, and the Blockchain Association—also appealed to Senate leaders to bring the bill to the Senate floor for a vote. Additionally, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong made a similar call earlier in the week for a full Senate vote on the legislation. The proposed CLARITY Act aims to establish a regulatory framework for digital assets within the US.

The bill requires 60 votes to pass in the Senate, where Republicans currently hold a 52-47 majority. Although Republicans released updated bill language recently, some Democrats remain concerned that the ethics provisions in the legislation do not sufficiently address corruption issues. Fidelity, ranked as the world’s third-largest asset manager with $7.1 trillion in managed assets reported in its 2025 annual report, is joining this push amid ongoing debates about the regulatory approach to crypto assets.

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