Cryptocurrency investment firm Galaxy Digital identified seven Democratic senators as potentially pivotal for advancing the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. The firm’s analysis, posted on social media, classifies two lawmakers as “constructive/pro-framework” and four as “deal-makers” ahead of a key committee markup. Passage of the bill would establish clearer federal rules for the U.S. crypto industry, reducing regulatory uncertainty.
A forthcoming committee vote on the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act hinges on several Democratic lawmakers, according to analysis from Galaxy Digital. The investment firm labeled Democratic Senators Ruben Gallego and Angela Alsobrooks as “constructive/pro-framework” regarding cryptocurrency policy. It categorized Senators Mark Warner, Catherine Cortez Masto, Andy Kim, and Raphael Warnock as “deal-maker/conditional” supporters.
Galaxy noted those four have shown past support for a crypto framework but also want stronger safeguards against illicit finance. Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester was labeled “mixed,” making her a potential swing vote. The firm predicts at least four other Democrats on the committee will likely vote against the legislation.
The bill is scheduled for a markup in the U.S. Senate Banking Committee on Thursday. “If Democrats vote for the bill in markup, likelihood of ultimate passage on the Senate floor increases significantly,” Galaxy Digital stated. To become law, the bill would later need at least 60 votes in the full Senate and bipartisan support.
The advocacy platform Stand With Crypto lists Warner, Cortez Masto, and Alsobrooks as strongly supportive of crypto based on past actions. Kim is considered neutral, while several other committee Democrats are ranked as strongly opposed. The CLARITY Act, introduced in July 2025, aims to create clearer federal rules for the industry after years of regulatory uncertainty.
