Brief Analysis of the Clarity Act and How to Profit From It
A week ago, the US Senate held a hearing to approve the Clarity Act, but the bill failed to secure the required 60 votes
Currently on Polymarket the probability of the bill passing by 2026 stands at 6% and is expected to remain that way, here’s why:
> Many industry experts say the bill will be broken down into parts and passed separately
> The next hearing if it happens at all, will be during the next session and of course, with a different composition of senators, which means there’s very little time left
> Even some Republicans voted against the bill
> After the election, the composition of the Senate is expected to change and there is a very high probability that it will shift toward a larger number of Democratic senators, who in turn voted unanimously “against”
But recently, a new and very fundamental development has emerged:
This is the new development in crypto derivatives being promoted by the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission)
They have established a new division focused on cryptocurrency and have already sent a letter to the White House
This radically changes the situation, a priori not in favor of the “possible passage of the Clarity Act”
Based on all of the above, we can conclude that buy “no” on the passage of the Clarity Act is a very sound decision, as the price will definitely fall every week
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Market is losing faith that the Clarity Act will be passed this year
The probability of the Clarity Act being passed on Polymarket fell by 16% today, all ahead of today’s US Senate hearing on the bill
Why traders are losing faith in its passage en masse:
> Passing the bill will likely take several stages and there are only 3.5 months left until the end of the year
> Anticipation of the elections and a certain turnover of senators after the elections
> A fierce battle of opinions between the Democratic and Republican parties
The hearing itself will take place at 1:15 p.m. EST
What do you think the outcome of the first debate on the bill will be?