The CLARITY Act, originally scheduled for a vote on the 15th, has been postponed by the Senate Agriculture Committee to the end of the month. According to an official statement, the attitude remains very positive, and this delay is to ensure that the bill receives sufficient bipartisan support, allowing more time to finalize the negotiation details. However, many friends are puzzled as to why a cryptocurrency bill can be delayed for a vote by the Agriculture Committee. This seems completely unrelated, and this is also the core of the CLARITY Act, which aims to strip cryptocurrency from the SEC and hand it over to the CFTC for regulation, essentially changing its nature from a security to a commodity, and the CFTC just happens to fall under the jurisdiction of the Senate Agriculture Committee.