Bitcoin remains stuck after the Clarity Act delay
The cryptocurrency market was expecting a strong signal from Washington, but it will have to wait. The postponement of discussions in the U.S. Congress on several crypto-related texts has stalled investor momentum, leaving bitcoin unable to break above its main resistance levels. This setback highlights just how decisive U.S. political decisions still are in setting the pace for markets. In an environment already shaped by macroeconomic uncertainty, each legislative delay now fuels waiting and pushes back hopes for a new bullish catalyst.
The vote on the Clarity Act has been postponed until September 14, due to a lack of consensus in the U.S. Senate.
Trading around $64,000, BTC struggles to break through the $66,000 resistance despite $626 million in spot ETF inflows.
XRP leads the declines (-5.5% over 7 days), while Hyperliquid’s HYPE token stands out for its resilience.
The interest-rate decision and upcoming inflation data keep pressure on support around $63,000.
Bitcoin: the Clarity Act stalemate and institutional blockade in the Senate
The effort to establish a clear regulatory framework in the United States is going through a decisive turbulence zone. The long-awaited vote on the Clarity Act bill won’t take place until the start of the parliamentary period, because senators failed to reach a compromise before going on their summer recess. This delay postpones all legislative decisions at least until September 14, the expected date for the resumption of activities in the U.S. Senate. The key factors behind this impasse focus on the following elements:
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