The U.S. Senate unanimously approves a nonbinding resolution opposing clemency for former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried. Multiple outlets report the measure passes without objection, meaning it does not require a formal vote count and is not legally binding on the president. The resolution comes after Bankman-Fried seeks clemency, following the convicted FTX founder’s criminal case and imprisonment. The resolution states he should not receive a presidential pardon or commutation “under no circumstances,” according to one account. The Senate action is also reported in the context of prior presidential pardons granted to other high-profile figures in the crypto sector, including Changpeng Zhao and Ross Ulbricht. Separately, Cointelegraph notes market-based predictions that the odds of a Trump pardon for Bankman-Fried by July 31 fall below 1%, though these figures are presented as estimates rather than official outcomes. Overall, the sources agree the Senate’s resolution reflects unanimous opposition to any clemency for Bankman-Fried.