#密码资产动态追踪 January 7th sent a significant signal—the U.S. Senate Banking Committee announced that on January 15th (Thursday), they will vote on the "Crypto Market Structure Act," also known as the CLARITY Act. Committee Chair Tim Scott's statement was very straightforward: "At all costs," they want to push this forward and get it done before the federal spending deadline on January 30th, to prevent another government shutdown. After the vote, it will need to be reviewed again by the full Senate.
Honestly, this timing is very critical. The vote is not far off, and Wall Street has been watching this move closely. Whether the U.S. can truly implement a comprehensive crypto policy in 2026 largely depends on this vote. It’s important to note that this is not just an industry matter; it involves the entire digital economy’s direction. Once the regulatory framework for mainstream assets like $BTC is established, market expectations will undergo significant changes.
Right now, everyone is waiting for the outcome of this process. What do you think about whether this bill can be successfully pushed forward?
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FortuneTeller42
· 01-10 01:03
Push forward at all costs? Just hearing that makes it clear they're serious, feels like this wave is about to turn things around.
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OnchainHolmes
· 01-09 02:45
January 15th's vote could really reshape the entire landscape of 2026, not to be underestimated.
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Scott said he would do whatever it takes, which sounds serious. This time, there should be a chance.
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The key is still the full Senate session; passing the committee is not the end.
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Wall Street is waiting for this result, indicating that this matter is indeed significant.
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If the CLARITY Act passes, the regulatory expectations for BTC will definitely be re-priced.
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It feels like there's more momentum behind this proposal than previous ones.
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Getting it done before January 30th, with such a tight timeline, actually shows a real determination.
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Whether it will actually come to fruition remains to be seen; in the crypto circle, expectations management is never lacking.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 01-08 18:03
Voting on the 15th? Bro, I've already calculated it. If this passes, how much can the gas fee be reduced... No, it should be how much on-chain activity can increase.
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MidnightTrader
· 01-07 12:00
At all costs, this phrase is a bit harsh, indicating that they are really determined to get this done.
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The showdown on January 15th feels like a significant opportunity. Whether it can break the deadlock depends on this shot.
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Is Wall Street watching? Then someone must be pushing from behind. Is the money in place?
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Landing in 2026? Brother, you're too optimistic. You know the efficiency of that bunch in Congress.
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If the CLARITY bill passes, our holdings might skyrocket.
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Talking all sorts of nonsense, but in the end, it's just about chopping and changing various clauses. Realistically, having half the positive effects would be good.
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Tim Scott, is he fulfilling his promises or just talking? Feels like mostly on paper.
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Let's wait and see. Anyway, rushing won't help. Any updates from the exchanges?
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If it can really be settled before January 30th, then this wave is indeed big news. But you know how Congress operates.
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EyeOfTheTokenStorm
· 01-07 11:59
To be honest, based on my quantitative model, the probability of this ticket passing is about 70%, but the key is the market reaction after approval... Historical data shows that when regulations are clear, it's actually the easiest time to cause a market crash.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 01-07 11:57
Whoa, voting on January 15th? It's really happening now, feels like a change is coming.
If this actually passes, the entire market will probably have to be re-priced.
Tim is serious about this, he's even willing to go to any lengths.
Let's wait and see how the Senate votes; that seems to be the real key.
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BtcDailyResearcher
· 01-07 11:45
Damn, the vote on January 15th is really coming up, brothers, this is a critical moment.
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If the Clarity Act passes, $BTC might need to be re-priced.
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Is the US finally going to get serious? I doubt it, still need to pass the full Congress.
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At all costs? Just listen, you can't trust politicians' words.
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Wait, if it really passes, it won't be implemented until 2026? That's too slow.
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The key is whether Scott can smooth things over with the other lawmakers, that's the real issue.
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Wall Street is watching this, which means money is moving, good sign.
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Finish before the January 30 deadline? Feels a bit rushed, prone to mishaps.
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Passing the Clarity Act is a big win, but don't celebrate too early.
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The vote is just the beginning; the full Congress is the real battle.
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Honestly, I can't quite figure out what these lawmakers are playing at, but regulation is better than no regulation.
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With such a tight schedule, there must be big players behind the scenes pushing, worth paying attention to.
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CodeAuditQueen
· 01-07 11:37
More political wrangling before the deadline... This bill has a bunch of loopholes, and when it gets implemented, it will still need patches and fixes. Voting is on January 15th, and the real test is whether it can pass the second reading; otherwise, it's just empty talk.
#密码资产动态追踪 January 7th sent a significant signal—the U.S. Senate Banking Committee announced that on January 15th (Thursday), they will vote on the "Crypto Market Structure Act," also known as the CLARITY Act. Committee Chair Tim Scott's statement was very straightforward: "At all costs," they want to push this forward and get it done before the federal spending deadline on January 30th, to prevent another government shutdown. After the vote, it will need to be reviewed again by the full Senate.
Honestly, this timing is very critical. The vote is not far off, and Wall Street has been watching this move closely. Whether the U.S. can truly implement a comprehensive crypto policy in 2026 largely depends on this vote. It’s important to note that this is not just an industry matter; it involves the entire digital economy’s direction. Once the regulatory framework for mainstream assets like $BTC is established, market expectations will undergo significant changes.
Right now, everyone is waiting for the outcome of this process. What do you think about whether this bill can be successfully pushed forward?