President Donald Trump reportedly used an Oval Office meeting with crypto and finance CEOs to solicit feedback on the Clarity Act, the market-structure bill identified as H.R. 3633 on GovInfo. The Block described Trump as bullish on the legislation, while journalist Eleanor Terrett flagged the discussion in a post on X. The account has not been independently confirmed: the available research preserves no verified attendee list, direct quotes, official transcript, concrete commitments, votes or next steps. The meeting was framed as a working discussion rather than a formal signing or announcement, and the specific provisions discussed were not reported. The participation of executives from both crypto and traditional finance suggests policymakers may be considering how the bill's definitions and jurisdictional lines would operate in practice. Its significance is therefore regulatory and political rather than market-based; the research contains no usable data on an immediate trading reaction. Elsewhere, a CFTC (U.S. derivatives regulator) directive instructed staff to prepare crypto rules if the Clarity Act fails, while Trump has separately said the CFTC is working to bring Hyperliquid onshore compliantly. Readers should watch for an official White House record and movement on H.R. 3633.