#CLARITYVoteFails50-49

CLARITY VOTE FAILS — MARKET TURNS CAUTIOUS The U.S. Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act after a 49–50 vote, below the 60 votes needed to move forward. The market reacted quickly: $BTC slipped toward $75.5K, while $ETH lost $2.4K. Investors are trading cautiously as regulatory uncertainty adds to macro pressure. For me, this is a liquidity-first environment: no need to chase weakness or force trades before price confirms direction. Temporary shakeout or deeper risk-off phase?

Clarity Act dies in the Senate. Market gives back the “regulation hope” bid. $BTC slid from ~$79.6k to $75.6–76.8k. $ETH ~$2.4k, $SOL ~$100. $Cap ~$2.6–2.7T. Futures volume up, OI down money is closing risk, not chasing. Same day: oil ~$103, yields up, Fed today prices an 85% chance of a 25bp hike. The bill isn’t the only seller. Take: $76k has been tested all month. Don’t long headlines. Size down, wait for the FOMC reaction. Not financial advice. Your risk

$BTC JUST LOST THE $76K SUPPORT CLARITY failed, and BTC reacted immediately We lost the local support that was holding the recent structure But I’m watching the $60K-$70K zone much more closely now This area previously absorbed heavy selling and became a major demand zone If buyers defend it again, this drop could turn into a larger liquidity sweep But if BTC loses the macro base, the bearish scenario becomes much more interesting For now, $60K-$70K is!#BTCTreasuryFundingRise

CRYPTO JUST LOST ITS BIGGEST VOTE OF 2026 THE U.S. SENATE BLOCKED THE CLARITY ACT 49-50 IT NEEDED 60 VOTES TO ADVANCE THE BILL WOULD HAVE CREATED THE FIRST FULL FEDERAL RULEBOOK FOR THE $2.3 TRILLION CRYPTO MARKET BITCOIN FELL BELOW $76,000 AND COINBASE DROPPED MORE THAN 10% AFTER THE VOTE THE INDUSTRY SPENT HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS TRYING TO GET THIS PASSED CRYPTO JUST GOT SENT BACK INTO REGULATORY LIMBO

JUST IN: The CLARITY Act failed in the Senate, instantly rocking the crypto market. $BTC slumped to a monthly low of $75,000. @ripple and its $XRP token bled heavily, dumping 8%. All eyes now turn to the Federal Reserve tonight.

🚨 $BTC $ETH $SOL | THE MARKET IS REPRICING BTC ~$75.7K ETH ~$2.4K SOL ~$97 Two shocks, one market: 🇺🇸 CLARITY Act → regulatory uncertainty 🏦 FOMC → liquidity uncertainty After the recent sell-off, the focus shifts from catching the bottom to watching for real demand. Who steps back in first? 👀 #BTC #ETH #SOL #FOMC #Crypto

Clarity Act dies in the Senate, and the market gives back the “regulation hope” rally. $BTC dropped from around $79.6K to $75.6–76.8K. $ETH ~$2.4K $SOL ~$100 $CAP ~$2.6–2.7T Futures volume is rising while OI is falling — suggesting traders are reducing risk rather than chasing the move. At the same time, oil is around $103, yields are higher, and the Fed is pricing roughly an 85% chance of a 25bp hike today. The bill isn’t the only pressure on the market #FOMCRateCallThisWeek .

The bill results have not been officially announced yet, but $BTC has already retreated to around $75.3K. I have been following the Senate live broadcast. Currently, the unofficial vote count is 47 in favor and 47 against, while the $CLARITY bill needs 60 votes to proceed. The final result is still unconfirmed, but the market has already partially priced in expectations. $BTC has returned to $75.3K, $ETH has dropped to around $2,375, and the gains before the vote have mostly been given back.

$BTC $ETH Just as I expected before the market opened, the CLARITY Act failed to pass, and the crypto market took a massive dive. With US Treasury yields hitting new highs, any future rate hikes will be a major headwind for crypto. Still, I’m confident. Things always turn around when they hit rock bottom; once we weather this storm, we’re bound to soar again. #FOMCRateCallThisWeek #CLARITYVoteFails50-49 #AISafetyDebateEscalates

#CLARITYVoteFails50-49 CLARITY cloture failed 49-50. Needed 60. Not even close 📉 BTC briefly dipped below $75,000 on the news. Coinbase and Circle both fell. The market had been pricing in some probability of passage — now repricing that out 👀 The sticking points that killed it: Trump family crypto conflicts, stablecoin yields, state enforcement powers, consumer protections. Same four issues that have been circling for months. Nothing got resolved 🫠 But it's not dead yet. Republicans can move to reconsider, and some lawmakers floated a lame-duck revival. The question now is whether Congress restarts negotiations or the SEC and CFTC just start moving via administrative rulemaking instead 🤔 Administrative rulemaking without legislation = less crypto-friendly outcomes, more agency discretion, no congressional override. That's the scenario the industry was trying to avoid 🔥 49-50 on cloture — do you think a lame-duck revival is realistic, or is US crypto regulation heading into 2027 via agency rulemaking? 👇