
Bitcoin drops below $76,000 as Senate rejects CLARITY Act motion
The 49-50 cloture defeat stalled the bill, while the crypto selloff and liquidations had already begun before the vote.
SEC and CFTC actions, state policy, ETFs, startups, and nationwide crypto market trends.

Several Democrats who helped negotiate the crypto bill voted no, leaving Republicans short of the 60 votes needed to advance it.

Regulatory progress could encourage Bitcoin buyers, but oil prices and real yields will shape whether a recovery lasts.

The crypto bill had climbed to 34% odds within the past day, but wavering Republicans and a Democratic counteroffer have sharply reversed expectations.

XRP’s six-month-to-two-year cohorts carry nearly 75% of realized capital as Binance sees heavy two-way flows before the Senate’s Sept. 15 CLARITY cloture test.

Bitcoin enters a decisive week as the Senate weighs CLARITY and the Fed sets the next rate path, with the outcome poised to shape crypto market leadership into Q4.

A House vote on Sept. 16 will test whether the 78 Democrats who backed crypto market rules are willing to extend that support to a federal Bitcoin reserve.



