🚨Crypto Clarity Act FAILED🚨
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- 15 Sept 2026, 23:33 UTC
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- 16 Sept 2026, 02:30 UTC
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The Senate has failed to pass the Crypto Clarity Act. This failure has led to immediate market consequences, with $275 million in crypto long positions being liquidated within 20 minutes. Bitcoin experienced a sharp decline of $2,200, falling below $74,900, while Ethereum dropped below $2,400. The total crypto market cap saw a reduction of nearly $70 billion in a short period. The vote breakdown indicated zero Democratic votes in favor of advancing the bill, with four Republicans also voting against it. The speaker suggests that despite regulatory uncertainty and the 'cat being out of the bag' regarding Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, the United States is attempting to control and contain the existing banking infrastructure, potentially leading to further market volatility. The market trend immediately following the news was bearish for both Bitcoin and Ethereum, with short-term targets inferred around $74,000 for BTC and $2,300 for ETH.
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