Bitcoin fell below $76,000 amid a Senate cloture vote on the CLARITY Act, a significant crypto regulation bill. The Act aims to define rules for decentralized finance (DeFi) and impose ethics restrictions, but faces political hurdles between Republicans and Democrats. Market caution is evident as open interest in Bitcoin futures dropped 13.5% over 10 days, signaling reduced leverage rather than a crash. The vote will not finalize the law but will determine if the bill proceeds to debate, influencing the future of crypto regulation and market stability.
Bitcoin's market cap stands at Rp27.155,17 trillion as of September 15, 2026, 23:21 WIB, highlighting its significant presence despite recent regulatory uncertainties. On Pluang, Bitcoin trades at Rp1.354.070.344 with a 2.35% decline over the past day, while 24-hour trading volume remains robust at Rp575,35 trillion. Typical hold time on Pluang is 109 days, indicating steady investor engagement amid the ongoing Senate deliberations on the CLARITY Act.
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