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Bitcoin barely reacted to CLARITY’s failure, and one analyst says it’s the clearest sign that markets are in a bad news doesn’t matter phase. ByWayne Jones

Michael Saylor insists banks can lend against Bitcoin right now without waiting for Congress, and Deutsche Bank is already lining up to do exactly that. But the legal ground banks are standing on may be shakier than anyone wants to…

Tom Lee called a historic Q4 stock rally on television, and the Fed raised rates less than 24 hours later. Now Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP face a much steeper climb than Lee’s bullish case lets on.

On September 15, the U.S. Senate blocked the cloture motion to advance the CLARITY Act bill, failing by 49-50 votes. In the hours and days that followed, some of the industry’s biggest names, including Atkins, Selig, Armstrong, Saylor and Garlinghouse,…

The single biggest macro weight on crypto in 2026 has not been regulation. It has been a barrel of oil. So when the US president puts a date on the end of the Iran war and tells reporters oil will collapse when it happens, that is worth taking apart carefully, especially because the market’s answer…

SEC Chairman Paul Atkinssaid on Wednesday that the agency will move decisively to give the cryptocurrency industry regulatory certainty, regardless of the CLARITY Act’s fate.

Veteran economist and longtime Bitcoin skeptic Peter Schiff has used the collapse of theCLARITY Act to renew his attack on the cryptocurrency, arguing that Bitcoin’s problem was never regulatory ambiguity but the asset itself.

Bitcoin’s latest dip has split analysts between a possible daily-cycle low and calls for another drop toward $70,000 or even $50,000 again. ByWayne Jones

Currencies39214 Market Cap$ 2.67T-1.04% 24h Spot Volume$ 42.02B-3.40% DominanceBTC57.00%+0.08%ETH10.96%+0.04% ETH Gas0.45 Gwei BitcoinCLARITY ActSECCFTCMike Selig Sep 16, 2026 2min read byMathew Di Salvo forBitcoin Magazine

Morgan Creek Capital CEO Mark Yusko has said that bitcoin’s fair value is $105,000 based on Metcalfe’s Law.