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607, 2026

The CLARITY Act Missed Its July 4 Deadline. Is Crypto Screwed?

|6 Jul 2026|News|

White House adviser Patrick Witt wanted the crypto market structure bill signed by Independence Day. It wasn't. With the Senate's summer exit looming on August 7, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act is running out of the one resource money can't buy: floor time.

2206, 2026

The CLARITY Act – Crypto Has One Chance Left at Legal Clarity

|22 Jun 2026|News|

The short answer for anyone searching today: the CLARITY Act has not passed the Senate, it will not be signed into law by July 4, and its realistic window to become law in 2026 now closes when the Senate leaves for its August recess. The bill is not dead. It is stuck, and it is stuck for reasons that have almost nothing to do with how crypto should be regulated.

1405, 2026

CLARITY Act Heads to Markup Buried Under 100-Plus Amendments

|14 May 2026|News|

The Senate Banking Committee will mark up the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act on Thursday, but the legislation arrives at the dais carrying more than 100 amendments — the bulk of them from Democrats who want to gut, rewrite, or weaponize portions of the bill that Republican negotiators believed were already settled.

1205, 2026

Strategy Resumes Bitcoin Buying as ‘Golden Cross’ Flashes and CLARITY Act Reaches Senate Markup

|12 May 2026|News|

Strategy Inc. is back in the market. After a two-week pause that left some shareholders questioning whether Michael Saylor's accumulation machine had finally found a ceiling, the world's largest corporate bitcoin holder disclosed Monday that it bought 535 BTC for $43 million between May 4 and May 10, paying an average of $80,340 per coin. The purchase lifts Strategy's holdings to 818,869 BTC and arrives just as two other tailwinds — a rare technical buy signal and a long-stalled US market structure bill — converge in bitcoin's favor.

1104, 2026

Bitcoin’s Week of Geopolitical and Legislative Fireworks: From Hormuz Tolls to the CLARITY Act

|11 Apr 2026|News|

Bitcoin had a week that underscored its growing relevance at the intersection of global geopolitics and US financial regulation. Reports emerged that Iran may begin accepting BTC payments from oil tankers transiting the Strait of Hormuz, while in Washington, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong publicly backed the long-stalled Digital Asset Market Clarity Act after months of opposition.

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