The comment comes as the U.S. Senate is preparing for a May vote, even as disagreements over stablecoin rules remain unresolved.
Galaxy chief executive Mike Novogratz said the CLARITY Act could become law by June, according to the source, pointing to a potentially fast-moving U.S. crypto policy timeline. The update also says the U.S. Senate is preparing for a May vote despite ongoing disputes over stablecoin rules. If advanced, the legislation would be part of a broader push to set clearer rules for digital assets, while stablecoin oversight remains a key area of debate in U.S. crypto regulation.