#TRUMP : A New Regulatory Risk and Potential Short Setup On September 15, the U.S. Senate will hold a procedural vote on the #CLARITY Act, which aims to divide crypto oversight between the SEC and CFTC. The main dispute involves conflicts of interest. The proposed rules would restrict the president, vice president, senior officials, and their spouses from issuing or promoting personal tokens. A stricter version could require significant crypto holdings to be divested or placed in a blind trust. Trump has reportedly accepted most of the bipartisan amendments, but the final text has not yet been released. If these restrictions remain, politically connected assets such as $TRUMP and $WLFI could face pressure as the market prices in: • Reduced promotional support • Potential divestment of crypto holdings • Weaker financial incentives for officials • Greater scrutiny of exchanges listing restricted assets My hypothesis: $TRUMP is becoming a potential short setup, but entering solely on the headline remains risky. Bearish confirmation would require a strict final bill, a successful Senate vote, and a high-volume breakdown below key support. A failed vote or exemptions for existing tokens could instead trigger a sharp short squeeze. The CLARITY Act may be bullish for the broader U.S. crypto industry while becoming a bearish catalyst for tokens built around political brands. #CLARITYAct