PANews reported on May 12th that, according to DeFiprime, the US Senate Banking Committee is about to review the CLARITY crypto market structure bill. Polymarket trading data indicates a 40%–50% probability of the bill passing in 2026. Kevin Wysocki, Head of Policy at Anchorage Digital, predicts the bill will receive conditional support from some Democratic senators in the committee, with key controversies focusing on ethics and anti-money laundering provisions. The core of CLARITY is to elevate existing SEC and CFTC crypto regulatory guidelines to codified law and establish temporary registration and a "de facto safe harbor" through Section 106, allowing compliant institutions to continue operating before the final rules are issued. Wysocki stated that the bill will not change Anchorage's license status on its first day of effect, but will significantly expand the reach of traditional financial institutions willing to cooperate on a large scale. Even if CLARITY passes, Anchorage believes it still lacks five key provisions: the Federal Reserve master account, financial privacy legislation, AI-assisted payment rules, comprehensive tokenization legislation, and a dedicated crypto tax law.