The CLARITY Act is emerging as a central U.S. crypto market structure bill, with White House crypto policy adviser Patrick Witt saying it could provide about 90% of the regulatory framework and policy certainty the industry needs. At the same time, House Agriculture Committee leaders, including Chair Glenn Thompson, urged President Trump to appoint four commissioners to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, warning the agency is not prepared to manage a potentially expanded crypto oversight role with only Chair Michael Selig currently serving. Arthur Hayes has also urged Trump to veto the bill, arguing that crypto does not need additional regulation and that macroeconomics matters more than new rules. Together, the developments highlight both the bill’s potential significance for U.S. digital asset regulation and the operational strain it could place on regulators if enacted.