The CLARITY Act, a key crypto legislation, faces uncertainty in the Senate with a 50-50 chance of passing this year, according to Galaxy Research. Grayscale warns that if the bill stalls, bitcoin and digital asset treasuries could face increased selling pressure, especially as the Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates due to persistent inflation. The Senate has a narrow window before its August recess to act, but unresolved issues and a crowded agenda may delay progress. Failure to pass the bill could leave the crypto market exposed to further downside risks and regulatory uncertainty until 2030.
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Jeremy Grantham, a veteran market strategist, criticized Bitcoin as a 'useless, speculative mechanism' that lacks income generation, stable value, and practical use as currency. He highlighted Bitcoin's energy-intensive proof-of-work system as econom...
Cathie Wood, CEO of ARK Invest, believes that despite the ongoing crypto bear market, Bitcoin's next major rally could be driven by capital fleeing economically unstable countries. She argues that Bitcoin remains a valuable hedge against inflation an...
XRP may be poised for a short-term rebound as technical indicators like the Tom DeMark Sequential '9' buy signal and a Morning Star Doji pattern suggest a potential bullish reversal. However, confirmation depends on increased trading volume. Meanwhil...
