توقع: Clarity Act signed into law in 2026?

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Market context

The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act has already cleared the House and the Senate Banking Committee, but it still needs a full Senate vote, House and Senate agreement on any revised text, and then presidential signature before 31 December 2026 to resolve **Yes**.[9][5] That leaves the market pricing a fairly tight legislative path rather than a distant one: a 38% implied probability is consistent with a bill that has real momentum, but is not yet through the parts of Congress that most often kill crypto market-structure bills.[9][11]

For context, crypto regulation bills tend to move in bursts and then stall at the floor stage, especially once jurisdictional disputes between the SEC and CFTC become political rather than technical.[3][11] Comparable market-structure efforts have usually needed both bipartisan committee support and a clear Senate calendar slot; Reuters described the Clarity Act as trying to settle long-running agency turf conflicts, while CNBC reported its Senate committee approval as a significant industry win, but not final enactment.[3][5] That makes the current price less about whether there is support in principle and more about whether leadership chooses to spend floor time on it.

The key catalysts are the Senate agenda, any leadership statement on floor timing, and whether negotiators can keep the bill intact after committee-stage amendments.[8][7] Traders should watch for formal scheduling notices, further bipartisan statements after White House or committee meetings, and any sign that the Clarity text is being folded into a broader crypto package or delayed by competing legislation.[7][8] The practical window also matters: the closer the calendar gets to the end of the year without a floor vote, the more the market will likely reprice towards **No**.[8][11]

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