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Chang Zhe Er Denies '80% Concession' in Clarity Bill Negotiations

Chang Zhe Er has dismissed claims that an '80% concession' was made during negotiations over the US Clarity bill, stating the chance of passage on September 16 is low. BlockBeats cited Chang's remarks in reporting this.
The Block reported that the US Senate plans to hold a procedural vote at 3:15 AM KST on September 16 to begin deliberations on the Clarity bill. A 60-vote majority is required for passage, but Republicans hold only 53 seats. The Block clarified that this procedural vote is not the final step toward enacting the law but rather a preliminary measure to open debate.
Korean Source
This article is an English localization of a Korean-language crypto news report. Original headline: 장줘얼, 클래리티 법안 ‘80% 양보’ 과장…16일 표결 낮게 봐