White House and U.S. Treasury officials agree that despite some hope that Congress' "lame duck" session could see the bill again, the work's in regulators' hands. White House crypto adviser Patrick Witt and the Treasury Department's assistant secretary for financial institutions, Luke Pettit, were on the same page: shrugging over the Clarity Act's end-of-year chances but focusing on the current progress of financial regulators. The crypto bill's potential for arisi…
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