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Currencies39220 Market Cap$ 2.69T+0.95% 24h Spot Volume$ 40.25B+1.42% DominanceBTC56.95%-0.11%ETH10.98%-0.13% ETH Gas0.06 Gwei MarketCLARITY Act Sep 16, 2026 < 1min read byNynu V Jamal forCoinEdition

CFTC Chairman Michael Selig said the agency is “ready to ship” crypto rules using its existing statutory authority.

Solana (CRYPTO:SOL) trades near $97 on September 16 after falling 5.45% in the previous session to close at $96.93. Its 20-day EMA is around $97.70, putting SOL near a key short-term trend level. The Federal Reserve raised rates by 25…

XRP fell more than 8% after the Senate blocked a key crypto bill, even as the token’s existing US regulatory treatment remained intact.

The biggest crypto news this week landed on September 15 when the U.S. Senate voted 49 to 50 to block the CLARITY Act. The bill needed 60 votes. It got 50. That kills the market framework for 2026, per The Street on September 15.

Currencies39214 Market Cap$ 2.67T-0.03% 24h Spot Volume$ 40.25B-7.47% DominanceBTC57.03%+0.01%ETH10.98%+0.05% ETH Gas0.19 Gwei Price Analysis Sep 16, 2026 1min read byYash Jain forCoinpedia

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson says the U.S. Senate’s failure to advance the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act (CLARITY Act) confirmed his prediction.

Bitcoin(CRYPTO: BTC) dropped below $76,000 as Ethereum(CRYPTO: ETH), Solana(CRYPTO: SOL) and Dogecoin(CRYPTO: DOGE) and XRP(CRYPTO: XRP) struggle to hold key levels after the Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act and the Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points.

Bitcoin returned to the $75,000 support zone after the U.S. Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act, while risk-off pressure hit crypto markets. The Senate rejected cloture on H.R. 3633 by 49-50, falling short of the three-fifths threshold required to advance the bill.

The biggest crypto news today is the bill that did not pass. The Senate voted 49 to 50 on September 15 to block the CLARITY Act from moving forward, per CoinDesk. Three Republicans broke ranks, per CNBC. The bill would have split crypto oversight between the SEC and CFTC.