The U.S. Senate failed to end debate on the Clarity Act, tracked as H.R. 3633, halting the digital-asset market-structure bill at its current procedural stage. The outcome does not constitute a final-passage rejection. The available record does not establish the exact vote count, date, party split or lawmaker statements, and provides no timetable for another vote. In the Senate, ending debate is typically achieved through cloture (a procedure limiting further debate), though whether that term and its applicable threshold describe this specific vote requires confirmation against the official record. The bill remains proposed rather than enacted, while regulators have separately said rulemaking would continue even if it fails.