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On September 15, Galaxy CEO Mike Novogratz stated that at least 4 U.S. Republican senators still oppose the Clarity bill. It is important to note that the U.S. Senate requires 60 votes to advance the Clarity bill. The current composition of the 119th Senate is: 53 Republican seats, 45 Democratic seats, and 2 independent senators (who typically vote with the Democrats). Therefore, if the Republican Party cannot form a unified stance, securing bipartisan support from Democrats will significantly increase the difficulty of passing the Clarity bill. Reports indicate that the divisions within the Republican Party mainly focus on concerns that stablecoin yields could impact community bank deposits, the potential 'weaponization' of state attorney general enforcement, or dissatisfaction with developer protection provisions.

On September 15, crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett reported that industry insiders expect the Democratic Party's counterproposal based on the Clarity Act to respond to most, if not all, of the amendments made by the Republican Party last night. It remains unclear whether the Republicans will make further concessions before tomorrow's vote or will tell the Democrats, 'If you want to make more changes, you need to vote first.'

On September 15, in response to DEX aggregator 0x's claims that many Uniswap v4 Hooks exhibit malicious behavior, Uniswap founder Hayden Adams stated, "This is a technical capability issue; do not route trades to malicious Hooks." He expressed that the Uniswap team is willing to assist projects facing this issue and noted that v4 Hooks have unleashed significant innovation potential. Hayden Adams also recommended developers use the Uniswap API, which provides optimal market prices, avoids malicious Hooks, covers all Uniswap liquidity without additional fees, and supports cross-chain trading and external liquidity aggregation.