Simon Dedic says Clarity Act failure could push crypto firms offshore

  • Simon Dedic says Senate Democrats rejected the Republican-drafted Clarity Act over ethics concerns.
  • Polymarket odds and market pricing reflect expectations that the bill will fail.
  • Mike Novogratz previously warned delays could push more crypto activity offshore.

Moonrock Capital founder Simon Dedic said the Senate was expected to vote on the Clarity Act in about 10 hours, as prediction-market odds and broader market pricing pointed to a possible defeat. He said Democrats had verbally rejected the Republican-drafted bill over what they described as ethical concerns. Dedic argued that failure would either be followed by equally forceful crypto-supportive regulatory policy from the SEC or leave Democrats responsible for the United States losing financial leadership and driving innovative companies offshore. Galaxy CEO Mike Novogratz previously warned that a failed vote could leave the U.S. without crypto legislation for a long time, or potentially ever.

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