The CLARITY Act has already passed the House and cleared the Senate Banking Committee, but the Senate floor is where a lot of “almost done” crypto bills quietly die.

This is the kind of headline that can trap traders into buying $BTC, $ETH, or $SOL on regulation hype before the actual vote risk is priced in. If the bill stalls, gets amended heavily, or becomes a political bargaining chip, that optimism can unwind fast.

Here’s the key: passing the House is big, and clearing committee matters, but neither means the law is locked. The bill still needs enough support in the full Senate, where crypto policy can get mixed into election timing, party negotiations, and unrelated political fights.

For markets, the risk is not just “pass or fail.” A delayed vote can create chop. A watered-down version can disappoint. A surprise objection can hit sentiment across majors and altcoins, especially anything tied to US regulatory clarity.

So yes, the CLARITY Act is closer than before. But “closer” is not the same as “done,” and crypto tends to price certainty before certainty actually exists.

What do you think the market is underpricing here: approval, delay, or a messy rewrite?

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