After a few days of reflecting on—and dissecting—everything that happened with CLARITY, one thing stands out as remarkable: the tireless work of dozens of staffers who cared deeply about getting this right. And among them is a small group who went above and beyond. They deserve our deepest gratitude. Some of the hardest parts of legislating happen between the headlines: endless drafts, competing priorities, hard red lines, and brinksmanship. That back-and-forth isn’t failure. It’s how serious bipartisan legislation gets stronger. Staffers rarely get the credit they deserve for that work. They put in countless late nights, wrestled with incredibly hard issues, and showed up every day to represent their Senators and their states. Public service is too often thankless. So thank you—to the staffers, and to everyone who read the text, engaged constructively, and called their Senators. Hope we can all keep showing up. That’s how we get clear rules for crypto.

Today was a big day in Washington for crypto. While Congress works from home this month, @realDonaldTrump, @MichaelSelig and @SECPaulSAtkins are keeping up the momentum in DC. Today’s meeting at the White House sent a clear message: the CLARITY Act is ready for a vote, and it’s happening on Sept 15. It’s time to pass this pro-consumer, pro-law enforcement, pro-bank, pro-crypto bill into law. Thanks @edhenry for the conversation.