Digital Asset Market Clarity Act — Senate Floor Vote

Tell the Senate: bring the Clarity Act to the floor.

Draft a letter urging the Senate to schedule a floor vote on the Clarity Act — as a company or as an individual. Every draft is built for your review before it’s sent.

Company / organization name

Signer name

Signer title

Home state

U.S. employees

What the company does

The priorities that matter most (select any that apply)

Clear rules & certainty U.S. competitiveness & jobs Consumer protection Developer protection Access to banking Freedom to build onchain

Anything else, in your own words (optional)

Tone

Drafts echo Blockchain Association positioning: clear rules, U.S. competitiveness, and bipartisan credit. Verify every fact and figure before sending to any office.

Draft letter

Your drafted letter will appear here.

Step 2 · Review & submit

BCC

I have read this letter in full, verified every fact and figure, and confirm it is ready to send to these offices under my name.

Option 1 opens a draft in your computer’s default email app. If nothing happens (common with webmail like Gmail, or with long recipient lists), use Option 2 to copy everything and paste it into a new email yourself. Nothing sends until you press send.

Your email app should have opened with the letter, recipients, and subject line filled in. Review it once more, then press send. Nothing has been sent automatically. If nothing opened, use Option 2 above.

Copied. Open a new email in any mail app, then paste (Cmd/Ctrl‑V) into the body — the recipients, subject, and letter are all included at the top. Copy the TO/CC/BCC lines into the address fields, then send.