I checked the news after getting up this morning—the Clarity Act didn’t pass in the Senate.

Unexpected, but in a way, it makes sense.

In fact, everyone who’s been following this bill knows that the two parties have never been able to agree on many key issues—conflicts of interest, stablecoin regulation, anti–money laundering… We’ve been dragging this out for almost two years. This time, the vote failing is, at bottom, the result of political maneuvering, not really related to the crypto industry itself.

But the market doesn’t care. As soon as the news broke, BTC and ETH both dumped together, and Coinbase’s stock price dropped 10 points. All kinds of characters come out again—calling for a bear market, predicting a collapse, saying regulators should “crush” the crypto space. It’s exactly the same script as every time there’s a bad piece of news.

I don’t think there’s anything to panic about.

First, this isn’t a rejection—it's just that it didn’t pass a procedural vote. There’s still room to revise it and vote again later. Second, even if the bill dies, the sky isn’t falling. Crypto has not been living on day one in an uncertain regulatory environment; over the years, hasn’t it managed to get through all this?

Besides, what truly affects crypto’s long-term trajectory has never been a specific bill or policy, but the development of the technology itself and people’s demand for it. The ones who need to use it will still use it, and the ones who want to buy will still buy. Short-term emotional swings, viewed over a longer horizon, are just small waves.

Of course, the risks you should avoid in the short term still need to be avoided.

Reduce positions a bit if you’re heavily allocated, lower leverage a bit if it’s high,

don’t try to fight the market.

At 4:00 p.m. I’ll chat about this bill in the chat room—what it actually is, and what impact it may have on the future行情. If you’re interested, come sit in.

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