Ten percent. That's the number Solana Policy Institute CEO Miller Whitehouse-Levine puts on the odds of the Clarity Act passing before the midterm elections — and the tone isn't exactly optimistic.
According to The Block, Whitehouse-Levine described the bill as currently stuck in "August recess purgatory" — with Congress in recess, deliberations on the bill have ground to a halt, and there's little sign of real progress in the near term. He pegs the odds of passage before the midterms at just 10%.
