Mark a significant date on your calendar—January 15th, the Senate Banking Committee will vote on the "Clear Act."

Let's briefly explain what this bill is about. The United States is pushing forward with legislation aimed at clarifying the regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies, removing some policy barriers to industry development. Once these rules are established, it is predicted that market manipulation in the crypto sector could decrease by 70%-80%, a figure that sounds quite impressive.

Remember the bloodbath in October? Countless investors lost everything that day, and to this day, the masterminds behind it remain unclear. With a clear legal framework in place, this kind of gray-area activity will be significantly curtailed, and crypto exchanges will be subject to strict regulation and transparency, just like traditional financial markets.

So why is this bill likely to pass? Industry insiders have been quietly preparing. Recently, there was a report that a congressman disclosed a $1 million Bitcoin holding; he is also a member of the Financial Services Committee's Digital Assets Subcommittee. Coincidence?

Similarly, Senator Byron Donalds, a member of the Senate Banking Committee, previously disclosed purchasing a $200,000 spot Bitcoin ETF. These actions may indicate some underlying signals.

According to the latest news, the probability of this bill passing is quite high. The process is as follows: after the Senate votes to approve, it will go back to the House of Representatives for a final vote, and then it will be sent to President Trump for signing into law. The entire cycle is estimated to take 1-2 months, meaning the "Clear Act" could become effective as early as March 2026.

By then, institutional capital will flood in, and the daily manipulation games in the crypto market will come to an end.