The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, a bill aimed at fully integrating the crypto sector into the US financial system, may be in the works again after Senator Thom Tillis' request for more time to negotiate the bill's approach on stablecoin rewards. Tillis stated that he plans to encourage the Senate Banking Committee to proceed with a hearing on the bill, potentially leading to a potential delay in the remaining Senate schedule. The legislation faces several hurdles before it can be signed into law, including a markup hearing that allows lawmakers to pursue amendments to the language. Other issues include a section banning government officials from having personal business interests in crypto, which Tillis supports, and an ethics requirement aimed at President Donald Trump.