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The Senate Banking Committee voted 15-9 to pass the Clarity Act for the Digital Asset Market, and the bill has entered the plenary review stage. Several legislators emphasized the need to establish a unified regulatory framework, clarify asset classification and market rules. Angela Alsobrooks proposed that regulation should balance "opportunity and protection," Tim Scott emphasized the importance of legislation for economic opportunity, and Cynthia Lummis pointed out the basis for cross party cooperation. Supporters claim that about 680 million Americans hold digital assets, but a large amount of transactions are conducted on overseas platforms. The United States needs to improve its domestic regulatory system to enhance transparency and protection levels. （CoinDesk）