#美参议院否决clarity法案 crypto world was fooled again! The Clarity Act failed to reach the 60-vote threshold—so what happens next?
Brothers, did you watch that show last night? In the Senate vote, the Clarity Act was far short—this thing needs 60 votes to pass, but they couldn’t even gather half. The Democrats stuck to one line: the Trump family made about a billion-plus from the crypto world, and they won’t budge unless the moral clause is changed.
Don’t expect anything in the short term. The midterm elections are right around the corner, and the Senate calendar is packed—this bill is basically dead for the year. Now the ball’s been kicked back to the CFTC and the SEC, but hoping they’ll come up with clear rules? Haha—that’ll have to wait until the year of the monkey.
The market has already voted with its feet. Big Cake briefly broke through 75,000, Big Cake 2 dropped more than 8%, and more than a hundred thousand people were liquidated. This isn’t a single piece of bad news—it’s the combination of failed regulatory expectations and the two-sided squeeze of Fed rate-hike expectations.
Without a regulatory framework to back it up, institutions and large funds don’t dare to make a big move. In the short term, it’s just choppy action while the market bottoms out. $BTC $ETH $ZEC
Brothers, did you watch that show last night? In the Senate vote, the Clarity Act was far short—this thing needs 60 votes to pass, but they couldn’t even gather half. The Democrats stuck to one line: the Trump family made about a billion-plus from the crypto world, and they won’t budge unless the moral clause is changed.
Don’t expect anything in the short term. The midterm elections are right around the corner, and the Senate calendar is packed—this bill is basically dead for the year. Now the ball’s been kicked back to the CFTC and the SEC, but hoping they’ll come up with clear rules? Haha—that’ll have to wait until the year of the monkey.
The market has already voted with its feet. Big Cake briefly broke through 75,000, Big Cake 2 dropped more than 8%, and more than a hundred thousand people were liquidated. This isn’t a single piece of bad news—it’s the combination of failed regulatory expectations and the two-sided squeeze of Fed rate-hike expectations.
Without a regulatory framework to back it up, institutions and large funds don’t dare to make a big move. In the short term, it’s just choppy action while the market bottoms out. $BTC $ETH $ZEC
