该加密货币监管法案的主要起草者、参议员辛西娅·勒米斯表示：“我认为我们没戏了，一切都结束了。”
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福克斯新闻首席国会记者查德·珀格勒姆报道参议院即将就具有里程碑意义的加密货币立法进行程序性投票。
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由唐纳德·特朗普总统支持的一项规模庞大的加密货币监管法案在参议院遭遇挫折，再次推进的可能性微乎其微。
《清晰法案》周二未能通过一项关键程序性障碍，这对该法案的支持者——包括加密行业的主要参与者和白宫——来说是重大打击，他们原本希望将这种新型货币纳入美国金融监管体系。
民主党给了该法案致命一击，但少数持有担忧的共和党议员也并未被安抚。由于参议院的剩余议事时间不多，且中期选举前还有大量法案积压，该法案的最大支持者们认为，《清晰法案》可能最终会被束之高阁。
共和党人针对特朗普加密货币帝国推出新计划，民主党人称该计划仍有不足
2026年9月12日，唐纳德·特朗普总统在爱尔兰都柏林的法姆利赫府出席会议。（朱莉娅·德马雷·尼基森/美联社）
“我认为我们没戏了，一切都结束了，”该法案的主要起草者、怀俄明州共和党议员辛西娅·勒米斯说道。“我们为这项法案工作了一年多，我们满足了他们提出的120多项要求，这已经足够了。”
当被问及该法案是否会再次提交全院投票时，勒米斯表示：“不会了。”
法案在最后时刻进行了修订，试图拉拢持观望态度的议员，至少让法案能够推进，但这并不足够。
民主党送给特朗普一份他们花了数年时间争取的权力
参议院将就监管加密货币的《清晰法案》进行表决
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“我还没看到最终版本的法案，但我看到的部分已经很糟糕了，”新泽西州民主党参议员科里·布克在投票前告诉福克斯新闻数字频道。
两党对该法案的不满点各不相同且数量众多。多名参议院民主党议员对《清晰法案》中纳入的伦理条款不满意，该条款试图限制特朗普家族迅速扩张的加密货币帝国。
这是因为特朗普2024年至2025年的收入激增了约250%——从略高于6.2亿美元增至约22亿美元。
据福克斯新闻数字频道查阅的总统财务披露文件显示，这一增长的大部分来自他的各种加密资产和业务，这些资产和业务由他的儿子小唐纳德和埃里克管理。
其他人则认为，该法案中针对外国洗钱的条款力度不足。
“到目前为止，我还没有看到共和党方面在打击恐怖主义融资和贩毒集团融资方面有足够的举措，这才能让我投赞成票，”新泽西州民主党参议员安迪·金说道。“我仍在参与谈判。直到最后一次投票前，我才支持《GENIUS法案》。”
根据共和党参议员的计划，特朗普的5000美元股息支票将附带重大限制条件
怀俄明州共和党议员辛西娅·勒米斯是该法案的主要起草者。（安娜·芒尼梅克/盖蒂图片社）
尽管如此，一些议员认为，至少应该先推进该法案，再根据需要进行修改。
德克萨斯州共和党参议员约翰·科宁在投票前仍未下定决心。他担心将加密货币纳入监管体系会影响社区银行的存款收益率，以及该货币的监管防线“被用于犯罪目的”，但他表示，如果先推进法案，后续可以对其进行强化。
“我们在国会历来的做法是进行立法，”科宁说道。“你知道的，就是先投票通过法案，然后再对其进行修正，最后再决定是否在最终投票中支持它。”
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该法案的失败确实让参议院能够迅速转向其他立法优先事项，比如德克萨斯州共和党参议员特德·克鲁兹提出的大学体育法案，该法案旨在保护大学生运动员，遏制涌入大学体育界的大额资金。
“我们承诺确保大学体育法案能够获得投票，”参议院多数党领袖、南达科他州共和党议员约翰·图恩说道。“所以我们看看能不能凑够60票。我现在还不确定能不能做到，希望可以。”
亚历克斯·米勒是福克斯新闻数字频道记者，负责报道美国参议院事务。
Trump-backed crypto bill fails to launch as Dems, Republicans unite to block it
The crypto regulatory bill’s chief architect, Sen Cynthia Lummis said, ‘I think we’re done. It’s over’
September 15, 2026 3:01pm EDT / Fox News
Fox News chief congressional correspondent Chad Pergram reports on the Senate’s upcoming test vote on landmark cryptocurrency legislation.
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A colossal crypto regulatory package backed by President Donald Trump stumbled in the Senate, and another shot is unlikely.
The Clarity Act failed to move through a key procedural hurdle on Tuesday, serving proponents of the bill, including major players in the cryptocurrency industry and the White House, a major blow in their pursuit of folding the novel currency into the nation’s web of financial regulations.
Democrats dealt the bill a mortal blow, but a handful of Republicans with outstanding concerns were not assuaged, either. And with little time left on the Senate’s calendar and major bills piling up ahead of the midterm elections, the bill’s biggest backers believed that the Clarity Act might end up back on the shelf.
REPUBLICANS TARGET TRUMP’S CRYPTO EMPIRE WITH NEW PLAN, DEMS SAY IT FALLS SHORT
President Donald Trump is seen during a meeting at Farmleigh House in Dublin on Sept. 12, 2026.(Julia Demaree Nikhinson/AP)
“I think we’re done. It’s over,” Sen. Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyo., the bill’s primary architect, said. “Because we’ve been working on this bill for over a year. And we’ve given them over 120 of their requests and that’s enough.”
When asked if the bill would come back to the floor, Lummis said, “Nope.”
A midnight hour update was made to the bill to try and pull anyone on the fence off to at least let the package move forward. But it wasn’t enough.
DEMOCRATS HAND TRUMP ONE POWER THEY SPENT YEARS FIGHTING
Senate takes up CLARITY Act aimed at regulating cryptocurrency
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“I haven’t seen the final bill yet, but what I’ve seen is bad,” Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., told Fox News Digital before the vote.
The issues with the package were many and varying among Democrats and Republicans. Several Senate Democrats were not satisfied with the ethics language baked into the Clarity Act that sought to slow Trump’s family’s rapidly growing crypto empire.
That’s because Trump’s income between 2024 and 2025 erupted by about 250% — from just over $620 million to about $2.2 billion.
And much of that increase is attributed to his various holdings and ventures in crypto, which are run by his sons, Don Jr. and Eric, according to the president’s financial disclosure forms reviewed by Fox News Digital.
Others didn’t believe that the language dealing with foreign money laundering had enough teeth.
“I have not seen the kind of engagement yet from the Republican side when it comes to countering terrorist financing and cartel financing. That would get me to a yes,” Sen. Andy Kim, D-N.J., said. “I’m still engaged. I didn’t get on board with the GENIUS Act till the very last vote.”
TRUMP’S $5,000 DIVIDEND CHECKS WOULD COME WITH A MAJOR CATCH UNDER GOP SENATOR’S PLAN
Sen. Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyo., is the bill’s primary architect.(Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Still, some lawmakers argued they should at least move forward with the bill to tweak it as needed.
Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, was still undecided before the vote. He was worried about how bringing crypto into the fold could affect deposit yields at community banks and guardrails on the currency being “diverted for criminal purposes,” but he argued the bill could be strengthened if they moved forward.
“What we used to do around here is something called legislate,” Cornyn said. “You know where you’d actually vote to get on the bill, but then you amend it, and then you decide whether you’re going to support it on the back end.”
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The bill’s failure does open up the Senate to speedily move to other legislative priorities, like Sen. Ted Cruz’s, R-Texas, college sports bill to add protections to student-athletes and slow the big money train ripping through collegiate athletics.
“We committed to ensure that we got a vote on college sports,” Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., said. “So we’ll see if we have 60 [votes]. I don’t know the answer for sure to that yet. I hope we do.”
Alex Miller is a writer for Fox News Digital covering the U.S. Senate.
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