美SEC拟推进加密货币发行规则提案，CLARITY Act或迎9月关键节点

The US SEC is moving forward with proposed rules for cryptocurrency offerings, with the CLARITY Act potentially hitting a key juncture in September. According to Odaily Planet Daily, crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett posted on X that although the US Senate has postponed the key procedural vote on the CLARITY Act to September, regulators are preparing to advance their own framework for cryptocurrency issuance rules. The Senate previously failed to complete the procedural vote on the CLARITY Act, and the related agenda has been pushed to September. Senate Majority Leader John Thune has filed a procedural motion, with a new voting window expected in mid-September.

Meanwhile, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is preparing new rule proposals targeting crypto asset issuance activities. Market observers believe that even if the CLARITY Act legislative process faces delays, regulators may still drive digital asset market structure reforms through administrative rules.

Analysts point out that in the coming months, the US crypto regulatory path may follow a "dual-track approach": on one hand, Congress continues to push market structure legislation like the CLARITY Act; on the other hand, the SEC may establish a regulatory framework for token issuance, trading platforms, and digital asset service providers ahead of time through rulemaking.